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To your anecdote, I hardly see Ubuntu mentioned in the enterprise space. Ubuntu is a little desktop player like Apple.
by mhurron 12y ago
To your anecdote, I hardly see Ubuntu mentioned in the enterprise space. Ubuntu is a little desktop player like Apple.
- rifung 12y agoWhat does enterprise space mean exactly? I ask because I know Google uses their own version of Ubuntu and while I was at Amazon we also used Ubuntu. Do these companies not count as enterprise? Most companies I've interviewed at also used Ubuntu. I guess I'm just wondering if this is unique to the software industry and whether or not that's included in "enterprise".
- mhurron 12y agoThat's the best part about these words, they can mean whatever anyone wants them to mean. Also, what I said really shouldn't be counted as any interesting data point. I was simply responding to someone who thought, based on what they heard, that Red Hat was not a big player.
- jcastro 12y agoUbuntu's focus isn't really the traditional enterprise space, it's the cloud space, where it is doing very well.