[Gllug] just a quick question

Dani Pardo dani at enplater.com
Wed Feb 15 11:21:02 UTC 2006


En/na Bruce Richardson ha escrit:

> This is why UNIX admins are paid well.  If their employer is willing to
> pay for it, they can often deliver proven and robust solutions in a much
> shorter time than similarly skilled Linux admins (who will spend a lot
> of time selecting testing and re-compiling tools and even if they
> produce something of similar functionality will have ended up with a
> system that is highly specialised and unique and not widely tested).
> 
> Now, I like Linux in particular and Free Software in general, but I know
> it still is not a match for commercial products in some important areas.

  Nice way to start a flame war :) But this sounds a bit FUD to me, but 
we are in year 2006:
	The Cobol era is over.
	A mouse souldn't cost 60 pounds any more.
	A motherboard of a pice of crap AS/400 shoun't cost 8000 EUR anymore.
	My Sun E-250 looks very nice and blue, but is *very slow*. For the 
price of a memory upgrade of this machine, I can buy an x86 that 
outperforms it.
	If Oracle/Sun/IBM had got the idea sooner, Microsoft may not be where 
it is now. Now wants to opensource Solaris10? Too late, I'm not interested.

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