看到一段新闻 菲律宾人认为红帽就是linux 认为红帽将打败solaris

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Uy's statements echo an earlier statement made by Sun
Microsystem President and Chief Operating Officer Jonathan Schwartz, aimed at Hewlett Packard’s dying HP-UX operating system.

"With another UNIX falling by the wayside, it's increasingly evident the operating system wars are down to three--Microsoft Windows, Sun's Solaris, and Red Hat's Linux...We're happy to help all HP constituents move on in life--better you walk away from the football than have it walk away from you,” Scwartz said.

In a press conference last month, the Sun regional executive said the operating system wars were down to Sun and Microsoft.

Lionel Lim, Sun Microsystems Asia South vice president and managing director, said the company expects to dominate the computing market, claiming to have already won the war with its latest version of Solaris, a 64-bit operating system derived from Unix.

Lim stressed that this OS war will be down to the proprietary world led by Windows and the open source community under gradual capture by Solaris.

In five years, Lim said, IBM and HP will be trampled by Microsoft in the proprietary market for network OS. Meanwhile Solaris will eat into the market of Red Hat, Novell, Suse, and Mandrake, among others.