Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3222 mails)

[jpennington@xxxxxxxxx (Jon Pennington)]

On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Jon Doyle wrote:
> Yes, there are differences, but as I pointed out the gap is drawing closer.
Linux Support in the industry (meaning Oracle,E-commerce) is by and large
supporting Linux more each week. It was that I could go into Level 3, Qwest, or
Exodus and see wall to wall Ultra2's, enterprise xxx, and a handful of Intel-NT
boxes. Now in the last 12 months I see 25-40% of the gear Linux-Intel Boxes,
especially New Start-ups. What I am saying is that the differences while there,
are indeed becoming less. And Linux is definitely the rising choice in both
Collocation as is On-Site File-Print-DB-DNS-Mail-Web Services

I'm not disputing that at all :).  As a matter of fact, how much food I have on
my table is directly proportional to how many of those U*X and NT boxen are
displaced by Linux counterparts, if you know what I mean ;).  I was just trying
to re-focus the answers to the narrow question at hand, or perhaps to assist
Yatsen in properly broadening his questions to get a better answer.


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