Hey!
Can anybody direct me to a resource giving details of why LINUX is the preferred
platform for Java (as opposed to Windows)?
Ed
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The world does not contain enough paper to detail why Linux is a better os
than windows.
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> Hey!
>
> Can
es not contain enough paper to detail why Linux is a better os
> than windows.
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> I cannot agree with you more howver, there are far too many people in the
> World saying this with absolutely no basis. Does anyone know where there
is
> a full, respected, detailed and un-biased discussion of the meri
over Windows for Java support specifically?
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> >
> > The world does not contain enough paper to detail why Linux is
> a better os
> > than windows.
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> > From: "Andrew E. Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: <
I havn't got it.. but I'd love to hear about it if it exists.
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> Sent: Friday,30 August 2002 11:20
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> I cannot agree with you
Cant depend on Sun or Microsoft to be non-biased.Would w triple c have some metrics we can look at???Thanks,
Martin Gainty
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>I havn't got it.. but I'd love to hear about it if it exists.
>
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Guys,
Can someone point me to benchmarks or articles that compare a java
application's performance on NT versus Linux versus Solaris? I would also
be interested in seeing a comparison of performance and stability in a Java
application on Solaris or Linux as compared to a COM application on NT.
A
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by this functionality.
There were so many presentations in these topics that it would hard
to list them all; maybe Danny and I will try to do some summary later
but in the meantime, I've linked the three main presentations from the
Java Platform Group (JPG) a
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> Well, we are back from JavaOne. Congratulations to everybody on a
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> nice to be around the floor and see these technologies in real
> products; not just in products whose goal was to
It was a great conference. Amazing sessions and astounding BOFs.
fribeiro
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