IBM Refuses To Certify Oracle Linux
Andrew writes "IBM has thrown a spanner in the Oracle Linux works by refusing to certify that IBM's software portfolio will run and be supported on Oracle Unbreakable Linux. If IBM applications turn out to be incompatible with Oracle Linux, then it will be up to Oracle to resolve any issues. This conservative stance of IBM's is unlikely to help Oracle sell Linux subscriptions to businesses that use any of IBM's large software portfolio."
Now that Oracle has added "Unbreakable" in front of the word "Linux"... Linux is finally going to become insecure :(
Note to Linux developers: remember to add all your SVN commits as cron jobs, and forward date them all 2 years, or 3 years if they're critical security patches.
"Slashdot - News and Chat Sites Deviant". (Click "homepage" link above for details).
"We live in different worlds. Right now I see laptops running WinXP and Win2k. Vista might as well not exist. We are members of the Microsoft Developer's Network Academic Alliance, so we can download free-as-in-beer copies of WinXP and Vista. I've only ever seen one copy of Vista running on campus."
:)
Of course we live in different worlds. You live in the academic world and I live in the real one.
Mac OS X and Windows XP working side by side to fight back the night.