Esxi could also be already embedded on the motherboard / installed on an internal usb drive or sdcard. Having hot swappable hard disks, today, is not really necessary.
It's probably a Kubuntu fault.
I use extensively KDE from Debian Sid on a crappy Dell laptop (4 gb of ddr2 ram, integrated intel graphic, a pretty basic core 2 duo from the 2008), with Firefox (lots of tabs open, heavy modern javascript crap loaded), a python ide, an awful ica client, messaging clients and a gargantuan number of Konsole tabs open.
With kde 4.8 i'm almost always well below 3 GB of ram used.
With more than 30 days of uptime.
Disclaimer: the first thing i do to a fresh kde install is to disable nepomuk:-)
Hahah no it wouldn't. Nobody else is providing any code to android. Nobody else is even allowed. All the default apps (like gmail, market, maps, the browser) are closed source.
The browser is 100% open (but i suppose you haven't even seen the AOSP sources, let alone analyze the code for the browser)
For the other apps, you're right, they're absolutely closed.
But if Google went away, what could you do with a client for their now-offline services?:-)
If my support team finds a critical bug in a key system at 4AM I'm confident we can have a 3rd level engineer on the phone to address and resolve the issue immediately.
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By SDK I mean the tools, the havok physics engine, the unreal engine, the cry engine and so on.
Well, Crytek is already porting its 3d engine :-)
http://www.geek.com/games/crytek-is-porting-cryengine-to-linux-1562557/
not at all, just try tmux :-)
Esxi could also be already embedded on the motherboard / installed on an internal usb drive or sdcard.
Having hot swappable hard disks, today, is not really necessary.
you can adapt it to fit in a pretty underpowered ( for today standards) netbook
http://www.tomas-m.com/blog/19139-Slax-7-release-candidate-1.html
define "wrong fucking place" please.
It's probably a Kubuntu fault. I use extensively KDE from Debian Sid on a crappy Dell laptop (4 gb of ddr2 ram, integrated intel graphic, a pretty basic core 2 duo from the 2008), with Firefox (lots of tabs open, heavy modern javascript crap loaded), a python ide, an awful ica client, messaging clients and a gargantuan number of Konsole tabs open. With kde 4.8 i'm almost always well below 3 GB of ram used. With more than 30 days of uptime. Disclaimer: the first thing i do to a fresh kde install is to disable nepomuk :-)
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if Google went away, Android would continue.
Hahah no it wouldn't. Nobody else is providing any code to android. Nobody else is even allowed. All the default apps (like gmail, market, maps, the browser) are closed source.
The browser is 100% open (but i suppose you haven't even seen the AOSP sources, let alone analyze the code for the browser) For the other apps, you're right, they're absolutely closed. But if Google went away, what could you do with a client for their now-offline services? :-)
So Microsoft is essentially PREVENTED from giving you a serious firewall or anti-malware application with their OS.
It's not prevented from writing good code :-)
*Chromium* runs on Linux. Chrome doesn't exist for Linux.
http://www.google.com/chrome?platform=linux Seems official Chrome to me (at least is what the package says).
If my support team finds a critical bug in a key system at 4AM I'm confident we can have a 3rd level engineer on the phone to address and resolve the issue immediately.
For that, there is Red Hat.