Microsoft threw an olive tree to LINUX and said it was not interested in cooperation.

On September 19, June 17, Microsoft reported that after reaching a cooperation intention with Novell and Linspire, Microsoft recently set its next goal to RedHat. Microsoft said it hoped to reach a similar partnership with RedHat. Tom Robert son, general manager of Microsoft's enterprise interoperability and Standards Department, expressed the above points on Friday and said that the negotiations were always open. However, the red hat does not seem to care about the "olive tree" that Microsoft throws. The Red Hat team said that they are not interested in cooperation. The current views of the Red Hat team are the same. Last week, Microsoft and Linux distributor Lin reported on September 18 that after reaching a cooperation intention with Novell and Linspire, Microsoft recently set its next goal to a red hat. Microsoft said it hoped to reach a similar partnership with RedHat.

Tom Robert son, general manager of Microsoft's enterprise interoperability and Standards Department, expressed the above points last Friday and said the negotiations were always open. However, the red hat does not seem to care about the "olive tree" that Microsoft throws. The Red Hat team said that they are not interested in cooperation. The current views of the Red Hat team are the same.

Last week, Microsoft signed a cooperation agreement with Linux distributor Linspire. Both parties will cooperate in areas such as IM and Web search, at the same time, Microsoft provides technical and patent protection for users who purchase the Linspire paid Linux operating system.