Well yeah, there's CentOS, so a company just needs to step up and provide the level of support RHEL customers expect. I think this is going to be great for SUS

Well yeah, there's CentOS, so a company just needs to step up and provide the level of support RHEL customers expect. I think this is going to be great for SUSE. They already have comparable service and they already have a solid customer base in Europe. If RHEL alienates its customers through a slow death at IBM, SUSE can come in. I really don't understand this acquisition.