Oracle's Infrastructure Now Fully Linux-ized
mbadolato writes "An article over at InformationWeek reports
Oracle is aggressively adopting Linux both internally and for its products, despite SCO Group's threats earlier this week that it may sue those who don't pay licensing fees to the company. Chuck Rozwat, an Oracle executive VP, says the company has moved its IT infrastructure to Linux, a year after CEO Larry Ellis issued the mandate. In the coming year, Oracle will move its base development platform to Linux, including putting the open-source operating system on the workstations of 8,000 developers"
Didn't you see all the stories about it? By dropping the "on", he saves nearly 20% on his first and last name. Originally, he was going to drop the "ry" on Larry, but "Lar" just sounded stupid.
Maybe someone dared SCO to see how many 1000-pound gorillas it could poke before one reached out and crushed them.
Oracle drops support for Netware in favor of Linux.
Novell buys Symian.
Oracle adopts Linux internally.
And the peasants danced.
Proud patriot and republican voter.
This isnt so much about linux as its about Larry Ellison turning plaid whenever somebody mentions to him Bill G is much wealthier than he is.
Simple: Larry Ellison is bucking for a role in the remake of the classic Python skit, Episode 41, Nigel Ellis.
PA System: Would Mister Larry Ellis please go straight to the manager's office? I'll repeat that...
(Larry wheels round and listens)
PA System: Will Mister Larry Mellish please go straight to the manager's office?
8000 developers * 700 dollars = 7 * 800000 = 5600000 dollars. Am i right? Subtract $8000 if you want, then the bill is $5592000.00.
Sometimes I just crack myself up.
I don't want knowledge. I want certainty. - Law, David Bowie
your first assumption was correct - i cnat speel
OSS marches on!!
Next they should migrate to PostgreSQL for their databases.
Oh. yeah.
I never thought I'd have something to like about Larry Ellison. Maybe there's a ray of hope for him. On second thought, nah, forget I said that.
Folks, check out these signs all over Oracle HQ if you happen to pass by that area. They seem to have been around for quite a while.