Sun Microsystems, the begrudging Linux vendor

  2007-01-11 18:30:03
The Sun Microsystems marketing machine has been hard at work promoting its Solaris 10 operating system as of late, with special events for the press and analyst community. But market data suggests that it's Linux -- not Solaris -- that Sun customers want. 
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