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So...uh...after all that drama from SuSE about how 'IBM' destroyed RHEL after acquiring Red Hat, they turn around and get acquired by the nearest bidder. That's
by yawaramin 3y ago
So...uh...after all that drama from SuSE about how 'IBM' destroyed RHEL after acquiring Red Hat, they turn around and get acquired by the nearest bidder. That's hilarious. Nowadays I often compare this kind of hypocrisy to the 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' scene where Strucker shouts 'No surrender!' and riles up his henchmen, then immediately turns to his second-in-command and says, 'I am going to surrender'.
- username332211 3y agoCan you revise your statement when you read the second paragraph of the press release?
- yawaramin 3y agoDid SuSE bother to read the GPL license before they made their statements about RHEL?
- username332211 3y agoWhat does that have to do with you pontificating on events that aren't actually happening?
- yawaramin 3y agoBingo.
- NotYourLawyer 3y agoThe company is already 79% owned by the acquirer. Who exactly do you think should be slamming on the brakes here?
- yawaramin 3y agoNobody. And I never insinuated that they shouldn't get wholly acquired. I just said that they made a big song and dance about how getting acquired was the downfall of Red Hat, then went ahead with their own acquisition. That's what I found funny.