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> Mostly because in the OS market there is enough competition that didn't exist back in the 1990's when RedHat was founded around the Linux kernel. I'd disagre
by jacques_chester 8y ago
> Mostly because in the OS market there is enough competition that didn't exist back in the 1990's when RedHat was founded around the Linux kernel.
I'd disagree; the 90s had a lot more OS diversity in the for-profit sector than we see today.
- stock_toaster 8y agoAgreed. There has been a massive amount of tech consolidation happening lately. I assume as a result of all that overseas cash that got repatriated with the tax changes.