Messages in this thread | | | From | Ricky Beam <> | Subject | Re: Solaris source | Date | Fri, 2 May 1997 03:48:13 -0400 (EDT) |
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Letting the chips far where they may, I quote Jakub Jelinek: >Ultralinux has no SMP yet, and I guess noone has a SMP Ultra handy for >hacking...
<big sheepish grin> It's not so much of having an Ultra, it's more a question of how long it would take the owners to realize: a) the web site on that box ain't on it anymore [I can reorganize web server to host mappings in a matter of seconds] b) their 30k$ monster machine is running linux.
I could certainly push linux on that thing one Sunday morning when nobody was watching... [Dual 200Mhz UltraII]
>Several people in Sun already told me that Sun's main aim in the OS field is >to beat Linux. I keep telling them, hey, fight against Microsoft, but they >probably want to compete with real Operating Systems and not with Microsoft >crap...
There's no point in fighting Micro$haft... they can have the idiot section of the computer market. Linux is UNIX -- and that means it ain't as simple as "click here to begin." [I'll shutup before I start ranting...]
So, how long can you run a win95 machine before you have no choice but to reboot? I've had linux boxes running for months without problems: 3:40am up 98 days, 23:23, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
Defiant (this here machine) has been up 80+03:35 plus the accumulated days of being halted -- the machine is on UPS, but the terminal isn't. [Boottime: Mon Feb 10 13:55]
--Ricky
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