You have a good memory! Gibbs was a Convex
that, uh, frustrated a lot of folks. After it
was decommissioned it was sitting in the hall
outside my office. I kept hearing these loud
bangs that I couldn't figure out. Turned out
it was users *kicking* it on their way by!
The campus mail system used to be all AIX but
we now use AIX primarily for our AFS fileservers
and backup machines.
We have at least one of almost everything here
in my dept (one of the best things about working
for a university he said writing from an SGI)
but HP-UX is a notable exception. CS dept used
to have a lot of HP-UX...think that's dwindled
as of late though.
I showed you Solaris!? You'll have to stop by
some time and catch up.
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You have a good memory! Gibbs was a Convex
that, uh, frustrated a lot of folks. After it
was decommissioned it was sitting in the hall
outside my office. I kept hearing these loud
bangs that I couldn't figure out. Turned out
it was users *kicking* it on their way by!
The campus mail system used to be all AIX but
we now use AIX primarily for our AFS fileservers
and backup machines.
We have at least one of almost everything here
in my dept (one of the best things about working
for a university he said writing from an SGI)
but HP-UX is a notable exception. CS dept used
to have a lot of HP-UX...think that's dwindled
as of late though.
I showed you Solaris!? You'll have to stop by
some time and catch up.
Chris
Our shell accounts at UNC are on AIX boxes. :-)
All of our incoming mail is courtesy of Linux.
But the majority of the mail complex is Solaris,
including everyone's mailboxes.
I think I can say that definitively as I run the
campus mail systems here at UNC.
Chris
Longtime listener, first time caller, and
a former admin of SunSITE.unc.edu.