jcatcw writes “An IDG analysis of Dell’s attempts to reinvent itself concludes that there are some positive results, but there are problems with the company’s supply-chain management and support. One area analysts want to see more improvement: the company’s Linux business. ‘Jeremy Cole, owner of Proven Scaling, a small consulting firm with offices in the US and UK … is satisfied with Dell equipment, but said the company needs to show more support for open-source applications and the Linux OS. “It’s clear that Dell cares about Linux, in that all their server-class hardware is well-supported by the Linux kernel and they have many people dedicated to making sure that’s the case. However, it’s not good enough just to boot,” Cole said.’”
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