man you said it. I wonder where all you freaking slashdotters would be if AIX was found to contain Linux GPL code?. Oh wait - it's IBM give them a "get out of jail free" card but if it's others like DLINK or SCO - publicly flog them!.
Fuck IBM and fuck Slashdot......I'm running BSD and Solaris that is where all cool things are happening.
I fucking HATE IBM!!!! IBM are fucking parasites and leeches of the computer world.
If SCO makes IBM payup licenses for AIX what do you Linux guys care?. AIX isn't your baby!
Oh so let me see...IBM helps linux so they are the good guys?. Wait SUN helps Linux (OpenOffice/Java/Gnome) but you are dissing SUN everytime you get a chance. Atleast Sun buys up companies and helps linux....IBM is a fucking selfish company...they have never helped anybody except themselves. Weasels!!!!
Caldera did more for Linux's initial appeal (note was the third commercial distro after Slackware and Redhat).
Guys, the XMMS team has been busy with exactly what these L7 guys are trying. Check out http://www.packetlogic.com
No wonder XMMS is stuck at 1.2.7:)
It runs on Linux and blows the doors of anything Cisco, Allot, anybody else can do with Layer 7 protocol shaping/firewalling and better yet, you even get real-time surveillance.
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man you said it. I wonder where all you freaking slashdotters would be if AIX was found to contain Linux GPL code?. Oh wait - it's IBM give them a "get out of jail free" card but if it's others like DLINK or SCO - publicly flog them!. Fuck IBM and fuck Slashdot......I'm running BSD and Solaris that is where all cool things are happening. I fucking HATE IBM!!!! IBM are fucking parasites and leeches of the computer world.
Oh so let me see...IBM helps linux so they are the good guys?. Wait SUN helps Linux (OpenOffice/Java/Gnome) but you are dissing SUN everytime you get a chance. Atleast Sun buys up companies and helps linux....IBM is a fucking selfish company...they have never helped anybody except themselves. Weasels!!!!
Caldera did more for Linux's initial appeal (note was the third commercial distro after Slackware and Redhat).
I hope for the sake of Linux, IBM and AIX fry!.
Guys, the XMMS team has been busy with exactly what these L7 guys are trying. Check out http://www.packetlogic.com No wonder XMMS is stuck at 1.2.7 :)
It runs on Linux and blows the doors of anything Cisco, Allot, anybody else can do with Layer 7 protocol shaping/firewalling and better yet, you even get real-time surveillance.