I especially like that one because he pioneered clustering, an application at which SUSE excells, and used SUSE to do it. That is what he's known for, right?
I think what you mean is that there are faster distros. Mklinux is cool because it is microkerneled. You could, say, run Mklinux and a MacOS API server the same time, with a Mac-friendly window system on a virtual console, and run Linux and Mac apps simultaneously. Imagine: Download the Mozilla source, compile it w/ gcc, and use it to find cheat codes for Marathon while you play Marathon! Not that useful, but really cool.
Will everybody please quit giving Dell the "cost of distro" excuse? All linux distros are free, which means that they only need to buy one 50$ cd, not one for each laptop. Yes, support costs something, but they need to support their Win laptops to, whetehr internally or w/ a 3rd party. Fuck all you gun-toting hip gangster wannabees - Tool
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I especially like that one because he pioneered clustering, an application at which SUSE excells, and used SUSE to do it. That is what he's known for, right?
I think what you mean is that there are faster distros. Mklinux is cool because it is microkerneled. You could, say, run Mklinux and a MacOS API server the same time, with a Mac-friendly window system on a virtual console, and run Linux and Mac apps simultaneously. Imagine: Download the Mozilla source, compile it w/ gcc, and use it to find cheat codes for Marathon while you play Marathon! Not that useful, but really cool.
Will everybody please quit giving Dell the "cost of distro" excuse? All linux distros are free, which means that they only need to buy one 50$ cd, not one for each laptop. Yes, support costs something, but they need to support their Win laptops to, whetehr internally or w/ a 3rd party. Fuck all you gun-toting hip gangster wannabees - Tool