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Novell (NOVL) dirt cheap, good buy?
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40896...also this...all quietly going along in the background this past year... ...Iflashbob-1/22/2005
40895next post will have a link to what I think is an example of the typical ongoing flashbob-1/22/2005
40894about 90% of Australian Insurers go with an IBM/Suse equipped system... ...guysflashbob-1/22/2005
40893...about Novell... am good at seeing "sea-change" plays developing inflashbob-1/22/2005
40892don't want to get too specific - not necessarily in order... work some jobsflashbob-1/22/2005
40891Flash Bob, Great information you bring us. While I am a novice, I do appreciatewaldemar cyranski-1/21/2005
40890my basic msg... if the "open source" commmunity is moving on this...Hflashbob-1/21/2005
40889...a little more... codeweavers.com flashbobflashbob-1/21/2005
40888...and ABOUT GAMES...already started... techspot.com flashbobflashbob-1/21/2005
40887...another good SUSE site... distrowatch.com flashbobflashbob-1/21/2005
40886...SUSE PRO 9.2...a user's experience and eval, also earnings osnews.com oflashbob-1/21/2005
4088513 million shares today. Who is buying? Fools or Funds?waldemar cyranski-1/21/2005
40884THANK YOU, your response feels a lot better than the 5 degree weather outside! waldemar cyranski-1/21/2005
40883Waldy, I feel with you. Though, I have been piling in in the 5.93-5.96 range. I_Banker-1/21/2005
40882Well, here we go again..............the better the news the lower the stock! Mawaldemar cyranski-1/21/2005
40881A good cover story on Linux. Too long to post the whole thing, but here is a shI_Banker-1/21/2005
40880Flashbob: I see what you are saying. Having played with SUSE 9.1 for months nowChuma-1/20/2005
40879Two points on SMB and youth drifting en masse to Linux. First, SMBs are more liI_Banker-1/19/2005
40878...one other point...of WHY this hasn't happened YET! ...I've already gflashbob-1/19/2005
40877...more detail later..."food for thought"... on average, I have to &qflashbob-1/19/2005
40876YES YES! The price point is very sexy. And some home users are doing it now espePJ Strifas-1/19/2005
40875I won't argue your point, it's a possibility and potentially a very compPJ Strifas-1/19/2005
40874Novl vs Msft...for starters... ...let's say your a small business user abouflashbob-1/19/2005
40873yeah, I have the same situation...BUT I'M NOT TALKING "OLD FOLKS" flashbob-1/19/2005
40872Flashbob, you over estimate the technical skill of the average home user -- theyI_Banker-1/18/2005
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