Hi, I run the Unix Archive at www.tuhs.org. Would
you care to let us read the tape and add it to the
collection? It certainly is a historical release
of Unix.
Warren wkt@tuhs.org
If employees can't utilize any OSS software, then find any use of OSS software by the organisation (either internally or externally) and disable it: Bind, sendmail, apache, squid etc.
Bean counter: why did my email bounce? IT person: your mail would have been accepted by an OSS product, which we are not allowed to utilize.
Bean counter: why can't I surf the web anymore? IT person: all of your hostname -> IP lookups were being served by an OSS product, which we are not allosed to utilize. Sorry.
The reason why BSD and Linux won't merge (nor the various different Linux distributions, nor the main flavours of BSD) is that people like to do things differently.
It is sad that Linux if often portrayed as a ``wannabe'' Unix. It would be great if we could all stop bickering about FreeBSD vs. Linux, FreeBSD vs. NetBSD etc. and just get on with writing good code and making all the systems better.
From a very happy FreeBSD user, who also teaches SysAdmin with both FreeBSD and RedHat Linux.
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Hi, I run the Unix Archive at www.tuhs.org. Would you care to let us read the tape and add it to the collection? It certainly is a historical release of Unix. Warren wkt@tuhs.org
If employees can't utilize any OSS software, then
find any use of OSS software by the organisation
(either internally or externally) and disable it:
Bind, sendmail, apache, squid etc.
Bean counter: why did my email bounce?
IT person: your mail would have been accepted
by an OSS product, which we are not allowed
to utilize.
Bean counter: why can't I surf the web anymore?
IT person: all of your hostname -> IP lookups
were being served by an OSS product, which we
are not allosed to utilize. Sorry.
Wait 7 days. Policy will change.
The reason why BSD and Linux won't merge (nor the various different Linux distributions, nor the main flavours of BSD) is that people like to do things differently.
It is sad that Linux if often portrayed as a ``wannabe'' Unix. It would be great if we could all stop bickering about FreeBSD vs. Linux, FreeBSD vs. NetBSD etc. and just get on with writing good code and making all the systems better.
From a very happy FreeBSD user, who also teaches SysAdmin with both FreeBSD and RedHat Linux.