RedHat will be only player left in Linux market in one years time. Says RedHat.

In other news, RedHat is exceedingly jealous that Novell and Microsoft are working together.

"In response to a recent agreement between Microsoft and Novell, Red Hat's corporate secretary Mark Webbink has predicted that Red Hat "will be the dominant player in the Linux market" a year from now, and that "by that time there won't be any other Linux players." In light of Microsoft's partnership with Novell and Oracle's ambitions of Linux support dominance, Webbink's statement doesn't seem all that realistic. "

What's a "corporate secretary" anyway, and why doesn't he understand anything about Linux? Shouldn't a public relations chair, or company spokesman be making these claims?