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Friday, April 14, 2006

RedHat Acquires JBoss

I was a little surprised at how little coverage there has been of the RedHat acquisition of JBoss -- could it be acquisition fatigue or general disinterest. The latter is a little hard to believe considering that both parties have at some point been the darling (or bane) of the open source community/movement. With the general love/hate relationship with RedHat, I'm not sure that having the bombastic Marc Fleury on the roster is going to be much more than a liability.

This blog post over at zdnet was one of the better I saw on the merger.

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posted by rich at 2:00 PM

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