RE: tlug: Fired for choosing Linux?

[Craig Oda <craig@example.com>]

On Wed, 18 Feb 1998, Scott Stone wrote:

> it.  So basically Linux gets the best of both worlds - the big companies
> like us are going to make it more 'mainstream' and get more people
> involved, while the 'Open'-ness of it will insure that low-level stuff
> will continue to be developed and that the Linux developer community will
> stay friendly and productive.

Scott,
totally appreciate your support of Linux.  I'm just wondering, how 
big is Pacific HiTech in terms of number of employees?  
I hope you're not offended, but I thought it was a virtual company.  :-)
I was blown away when I found out that Caldera, which I thought had
6 employees or something, had about 100.  

Sorry to bring up your competition again, but do you know how
big Red Hat is?

BTW, it's way cool to talk to someone that works for a company
producing a Linux distribution.  Thanks for your participation.

Regards,
Craig


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