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Mission Critical Linux in Trouble

Posted by michael on from the need-a-big-red-hat dept.

Dynedain writes: "ZDNet reports that Mission Critical Linux who specialized in server clustering, is laying off 90% of their work force of 60 after failing to secure a buyer of the company. :("

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  1. Their problem by bob_clippy · · Score: 0, Troll

    Try saying the following without laughing or covering your mouth: "We're going with Mission Critical Linux to manage our consumer transactions".

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    -- Nobody should take away Microsoft's freedom to innovate, particularly since they haven't used it yet

  2. Re:Maybe� by kiwipeso · · Score: 0, Troll
    Linux is dead in 1 day, linux has lost 2 of the best distros. I'm tired of all this linux is great propaganda on this site.

    The OS isn't failing, it's just losing it's best distros, the point is that BSD still has the features which Linux has lost in those distros.
    I know this will take my Karma down, but as a metamoderator I think it's more important to tell the truth than be a Whore for Karma.

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    - Kaos games and encryption systems developer