LinuxCare Resurfaces as Linux Device Vendor
An anonymous reader submits "LinuxCare, famous employer of Rasmus, Tridge, and others during the go-go-90's Linux start-up days, has resurfaced as a Linux device vendor. The company, now known as Levanta, is shipping its first hardware product, which it says is the 'world's first Linux management appliance.' At nearly $8K, it's pretty expensive, but the Integra M does appear to bring some of the cool sysadmin features long available on the Windows side over to Linux IT types."
From Levantas frontpage:
"For Us, Levanta is the next best thing to cloning our system administrator."
- Joe Poole, Boscov's Tedhinical Support Manager
Big deal. It cant be more beautiful than Windows, which gives me map of kernel daily, that too on blue screen.
hilarious
The second one managed to spend a metric shitload of money on equipment Can someone post the conversion factor to US Standard shitloads? I can't seem to find it on Google.
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This isn't the sig you're looking for. Move along.
It is more than a buttload but less than a motherload. I think it is a 1:1.1 ratio so you will get a little more shit when trading shit with other countries like France.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one the bus load of girls just went down.
I don't know what it is at all.
That's what makes it so cool :)