"DFS" writes:

> I saw her name mentioned in an article recently.
> http://linuxinsider.com/story/linux-infra/64063.html
>
> Why don't you hit her up and ask her to come here and defend her ludicrous
> claim that Linux is mainstream in the business world:
>
> She seems drunk.
>
> Left side of her mouth: "Several factors have prevented the mainstream
> adoption of Linux, said Inna Kuznetsova, IBM's director of Linux Strategy.
> Chief among them are ease of use and a lack of available applications."
>
> Right side of mouth: "We see Linux as the mainstream of business today,"
> Kuznetsova told LinuxInsider. It's only a matter of time, she believes,
> until it also becomes the mainstream in the home as well."

Wow. That kind of shift in views is only seen when Liarmutt tries to
resist the Koolaid ... then Roy reels him back in for another Doggy
drop.

On Wed, 01 Oct 2008 08:27:12 +0200, Hadron wrote:

> "DFS" writes:
>
>> I saw her name mentioned in an article recently.
>> http://linuxinsider.com/story/linux-infra/64063.html
>>
>> Why don't you hit her up and ask her to come here and defend her ludicrous
>> claim that Linux is mainstream in the business world:
>>
>> She seems drunk.
>>
>> Left side of her mouth: "Several factors have prevented the mainstream
>> adoption of Linux, said Inna Kuznetsova, IBM's director of Linux Strategy.
>> Chief among them are ease of use and a lack of available applications."
>>
>> Right side of mouth: "We see Linux as the mainstream of business today,"
>> Kuznetsova told LinuxInsider. It's only a matter of time, she believes,
>> until it also becomes the mainstream in the home as well."
>
> Wow. That kind of shift in views is only seen when Liarmutt tries to
> resist the Koolaid ... then Roy reels him back in for another Doggy
> drop.

IBM speaks with forked tongue.
They never do anything without making certain that they will come out on
top.
Right now they are gaming the Linux community and building up a reputation
as a *friend*.
My advice is to watch out because when they release the big one, no amount
of KY Jelly is going to prevent the Linux community from squealing like
pigs.

Who do you think Microsoft learned it's dirty tricks from?
IBM, that's who.


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