On 2/8/07, bubi <[email protected]> wrote:
http://www.linspire.com/linspire_letter.php
Bernardo Diego González www.opensa.com.ar
Este es un punto interesante: [.............] Why do Linspire and Canonical want to work together? For the benefit of synergy - each can get farther, faster by working together than continuing to work individually. Each group does certain things well and there's also a fair amount of overlap in what both have been doing. The less time, energy and resources Canonical, Ubuntu, Linspire, Freespire, and others spend duplicating efforts on the common challenges that face all of desktop Linux, the faster desktop Linux as a whole can advance. The partnership also frees up resources for each to dedicate to unique improvements and innovation that are important to their specific users and market segments. But aren't Canonical and Linspire competitors? While both companies, and their respective projects, do compete at certain levels, they each have their own objectives and specialties. Both are interested in seeing greater desktop Linux adoption and growth. By joining forces they can work together to focus more attention on addressing common challenges Linux faces in a world dominated by Microsoft Windows, as well as having more resources to devote to their unique opportunities. [.............] En este momento es mucho más lo que se puede ganar en la competencia contra MS que compitiendo entre sí las empresas de SL. Esto puede cambiar en le futuro, pero por ahora hay tanto mercado cautivo de MS que es mas o menos una mina de oro.