Microsoft enters the Linux Foundation's event and Novell dominates a panel (40% of which are paid Novell employees)

Novell has filed its brief in the appeal of SCO v. Novell. It's 87 pages, so I haven't read it yet myself. I'll swing back by after I read it. But the quick look at the index and the closing words indicates Novell is asking the court to affirm the lower court: "For all the above reasons, the district court judgment should be affirmed."

Microsoft's and Novell's sharedlove is their jealousy/hatred of Red Hat. The same old story seen and told in people's inboxes and the news.

Another look at the ways in which Microsoft markets itself with the help of former employees and submissive companies

A YEAR AGO, Ron Hovsepian spoke about moving to the east. According to Reuters, he was bound to spend approximately $100 million on these moves. It obviously requires some great long-term savings to be able to reward him with a huge bonus [1, 2] despite a huge slump.

As IBM's acquisition of Sun Microsystems inches closer, Novell's role in harming Java and OpenOffice.org is revisited

Microsoft deceives on "open source" and uses it to exclude or to poison (with software patents) GNU/Linux

Evidence of Novell/Microsoft intersection from this week's news. LAST night's joke about Novell and IBM did not amuse those who hate this Web site, but it was a statement with a purpose. As oiaohm explains, today (April 1st) is a good opportunity to publish things which contain an element of truth and then discuss the impact as though it was all true.