Disclaimer: I was an Aduva employee (and I still miss those days - umm, hi Marc ;)
Aduva has 2 products: Aduva Manager (previously known as Aduvizor) - which is what Nadav told - something like easy update, but it's much more then easy update - it got also hardware feature support so if you pop in a card, it knows to detect it, compile a module if needed (or a complete kernel for that matter) in order to activate your hardware. Aduva Director - which lets you installing a special "agent" on your Linux machines and manage them from a single point, and that includes special fixing, scheduled updates (and a very smart update, never seen since then something more advanced then Aduva Director), and lots of other stuff - all in a nice GUI. > I hope I'm not making an ass of myself, but what are they doing with that > money now? What is their product now? Look at the web site ;) > Last time I heard of Aduva, they had an easy-to-upgrade-and-configure > version of Redhat 6.2, when Redhat 7.0 was already available. Since then > they seem to have fired many (most?) of their employees, and I haven't > heard of a new product. Is it simply because they are focusing on big > enterprises, not end-users, these days? No, they did fire about 1/3 of their employees, definately not all and not "most". As for update to the latest RH 7.2 and others - I really don't know about it. I'm still unemployed, and boy do I miss those days there... -- Hetz Ben Hamo [EMAIL PROTECTED] ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
