Multi-Core Chips And Software Licensing
i_r_sensitive writes "NetworkWorldFusion has an article on the interaction between multi-core processors and software licensed and charged on a per-processor basis. Interesting to see how/if Oracle and others using this pricing model react. Can multi-core processors put the final nail in per-processor licensing?"
Yeah, I'm looking forward to the day where you have to pay a license fee for each element in your toaster. Who needs to toast more than one slice of bread at a time, right?
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His point being:
Many Linux afficianados don't know the first thing about the software industry or how it works.
I thought this was fairly well communicated.
Hey freaks: now you're ju
Insulting linux zealots on slashdot? Think of your karma man!
Are Siamese twins required to buy two tickets to the movies?
Fortunately, the GPL will also follow suit, offering pre-core freedom.
The #1 reason I don't use PostgreSQL is because I've no idea how to make it do NT integrated logins, and because the app I use doesn't use ODBC, but the SQL API directly.
Which sucks. I fucking hate this vendor. I wish I could spit in all their eyes and rub acid in them...
Hey shitheads, they invented ODBC for a reason, you know!!!