This is almost exactly the opposite sentiment as was voiced by Bill Joy just yesterday about Sun's downfall: > As for Sun's downfall, Joy traces it back to the

This is almost exactly the opposite sentiment as was voiced by Bill Joy just yesterday about Sun's downfall: > As for Sun's downfall, Joy traces it back to the fact that the company's business changed, leaving much of its research in areas where Sun no longer had products. He also blamed the business side for not doing a better job of selling what the technologists at Sun created. "I think if you wound the clock back, I'd like to think that we invented stuff in engineering that could have been marketed better," he said. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-20005814-56.html http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-20005814-56.html