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It seems that Marc Fleury, the former CEO of jBoss and now responsible by RedHat for the new corresponding division, is not feeling so good since the integration…

“I am going to take some time off to take care of family and myself. I am increasingly experiencing diminishing returns on my emotional and professional investments at Red Hat,” Fleury said in the December note seen by CNET News.com. “Working with all of you at JBoss has been a pleasure and probably the apex of my short career.”

Fleury complained that the JBoss research and development budget “really hasn’t benefited from a huge investment, which I was hoping for and was the main reason I went to Red Hat…That’s a bit of a point of frustration for me personally.”

In 2005, analysts raised doubts about the JBoss integration. But when reporting financial results for its most recent quarter, Red Hat reiterated its expectation that JBoss would generate between $22 million and $27 million by the time the company’s fiscal year ends on February 28.