this law is just another evidence, that in essence, all forms of state eventually evolve into the same socialist-fascist tyranny that feeds on individual liberties [to justify...] and private property [..and support its function].
vmware does not make its money on bare metal hypervisor. It makes a fortune, and is actually doing pretty good, on enterprise products like vmware infrastructure or virtual desktop environment.
Actually their bare metal hypervisor - ESXi comes for free as well (although not GPLed, but we're not talking about ideology here are we)
this law is just another evidence, that in essence, all forms of state eventually evolve into the same socialist-fascist tyranny that feeds on individual liberties [to justify...] and private property [..and support its function].
yeah sure, even HP had plans to merge Tru64 with HP-UX. And guess what... I wouldn't shed a tear for solaris though.
Windows Server 2008, Recommended disksize: 40GB
bundled with Full-HD p0rn perhaps?
vmware does not make its money on bare metal hypervisor. It makes a fortune, and is actually doing pretty good, on enterprise products like vmware infrastructure or virtual desktop environment.
Actually their bare metal hypervisor - ESXi comes for free as well (although not GPLed, but we're not talking about ideology here are we)