The Red Hat named Novell and other Linux cooperation alliances in vain

According to foreign media reports, Novell and Microsoft and Dell formed a Linux Cooperation alliance, Red Hat CEOMattSzulik recently said that this will not pose a threat to the red hat. MattSzulik said that it has been 14 years since consumers demanded better interoperability, but Microsoft still does not provide anything. Real interoperability is achieved by supporting open standards at the middleware level, rather than through the cooperation of several enterprises. Szulik said: "Everyone is talking about interoperability. According to a message published on September May 11, according to foreign media reports, for the Linux Cooperation alliance between Novell and Microsoft and Dell, redHat CEO Matt Szulik said recently that this will not pose a threat to RedHat.

Matt Szulik said that it has been 14 years since consumers demanded better interoperability, but Microsoft still does not provide anything. Real interoperability is achieved by supporting open standards at the middleware level, rather than through the cooperation of several enterprises.

Szulik said: "Everyone is talking about interoperability. What consumers need is not to operate on each other on basic file systems, but on the data layer. Interoperability is a huge project, which is why we acquired JBoss ."

In last November, Microsoft reached a cooperation agreement with Novell. Microsoft decided to provide Novell with The SUSE Linux technology and support services running on the Windows platform, jointly Promote the compatibility of Windows window operating systems and Linux applications in the enterprise market.

Dell announced joining the alliance this week. According to the agreement, Dell will purchase SUSE Linux Enterprise Server certification from Novell. In addition, Dell will promote its support for SUSE Linux through marketing campaigns.