Stainforth, Matthew (SD/DS) wrote:
>> Red Hat probably has many customers who couldn't configure their way
>> out of a paper bag made of printed man pages, and yet often have
>> purchasing or recommendations powers. They can't sell it if the
>> customer doesn't know how to do anything with it. Knowledgable admins
>> get caught in the middle.
>>
>
> Granted, but I'd love to know how they think they're going to gain the
> support and recommendation of knowledgeable admins without granting access
> to the technology to evaluate independently. Even Microsoft gets that.
I can see them worrying about someone getting the test version and keeping
it going, but they could always put a kill after 30 days trigger in it.
Asserting that it's "too complex" is a load of horse hockey.
mark
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