On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Niall O Broin wrote:
> There was a piece on Sky News last night about Linux -
<snip>
> It was a boring intro. piece but what was interesting
> was at the start - little blurb about OS in general and then
> "the operating system's name is Linux, and the company that sells it
> is called RedHat". Now I've no axe to grind with RedHat, and I sure wish
> I'd bought some stock, but this kind of things grates.
Why blame RedHat for the mistake that Sky News made? Why not write/call
Sky New and tell them to correct their mistake instead of holding grudges
against RedHat for a mistake that they did not make?
At least place the blame where it is deserved. And while you're at it,
why not do something constructive andset the record straight?
*jen
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