thus Nik Masloff spake:
Kill OpenSolaris, force customers to migrate to LinUX.
Can't kill something that's open source. If IBM tries to pull any
stupid stuff, I'm forking the OpenSolaris code immediately, no
ifs, buts, or maybes. I will have no mercy.
Let`s hope that this will not
thus Martin Bochnig spake:
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 8:56 AM, Timo Schoeler
timo.schoe...@riscworks.net wrote:
(fork of) OpenSolaris could take this place
and more. There were OpenSolaris, now it`s FreeSolaris :)
But let`s hope this will not happen.
Everything IBM touches is turned to gold
thus UNIX admin spake:
I don't know. Why not? Furthermore, there's already the Polaris
project...
...Which hasn't gone anywhere after Genesi killed the ODW (open
desktop workstation),
I know; on the other hand, this was a typical straw fire like all the
others in the Amiga universe and
I don't see why one should see PS3 as tier 1 target;
For a very simple reason: they are cheap and abundant, and can be had
new, instead of being forced to scavenge off of ebay (and I should
know, about 50% of my private server park is hardware scavanged
boots to some kind of a prompt off of
thus Alan Coopersmith spake:
Timo Schoeler wrote:
thus Alan Coopersmith spake:
Octave Orgeron wrote:
Agreed.. this is definitely pushing the SPARC workstation market to an end.
Sun already ended sales of SPARC workstations several months ago -
there's no more pushing to that point to do
thus Alan Coopersmith spake:
Octave Orgeron wrote:
Agreed.. this is definitely pushing the SPARC workstation market to an end.
Sun already ended sales of SPARC workstations several months ago -
there's no more pushing to that point to do.
IBM sells POWER-based workstations. I like
