ZDnet reports: "One of the first converts to Oracle's support for Linux has revealed the public backlash it has endured since their decision to drop Red Hat.
Melbourne company Opes Prime Stockbroking told ZDNet Australia that in the weeks following its announcement to adopt Oracle Linux, upset Linux enthusiasts phoned, e-mailed and wrote about the company online to complain at the decision. "People called us out of the blue to tell us we were idiots," said Opes executive director Anthony Blumberg. He also fielded a call from an unhappy Red Hat Australia and New Zealand managing director Max McLaren.
"I said, this is probably the first call I've had from Red Hat since we've been a customer," Blumberg said... Read more at the source: ZDNet Australia
Melbourne company Opes Prime Stockbroking told ZDNet Australia that in the weeks following its announcement to adopt Oracle Linux, upset Linux enthusiasts phoned, e-mailed and wrote about the company online to complain at the decision. "People called us out of the blue to tell us we were idiots," said Opes executive director Anthony Blumberg. He also fielded a call from an unhappy Red Hat Australia and New Zealand managing director Max McLaren.
"I said, this is probably the first call I've had from Red Hat since we've been a customer," Blumberg said... Read more at the source: ZDNet Australia
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