OpenVZ is somewhat like FreeBSD Jails. It provides some separation which makes it easier to manage multiple complex servers. For example, it makes sense to run a web server and mail server in two separate virtual machines, since it keeps the configuration independent.
Xen, is like VmWare or Qemu and provides an independent virtual machine for each system. These systems can be anything at all: Windows, Linux, BSD, whatever.
Performance wise, OpenVZ is bound to win, because it is a different solution to a different problem.
I think that a method to remove alcohol from the bloodstream the moment you walk out the door of the pub would be a killer app, except that then all of a sudden that gorgeous girl at your side will just become a common broad and that just might ruin the rest of the night...
Linux distributions already depend on centralized servers for software downloads and anything that makes sense are hosted on LAMP stacks. As bandwidth increases, CDs and DVDs will be used less. That trend has been ongoing sense the 75 baud modem was invented.
is to screw-up so unbelievably badly, that it will take years and hundreds of millions of dollars to fix the problem. Let's hope they test the mirrors this time round.
Here is an example that needs NAT: Say you wish to produce and deploy 1000,000 rather complex but otherwise identical systems that are mobile and can be moved around at will.
Seriously - few people go to the movies more than once per year and who gives a flyingfsck about previews?
Anyhoo, I don't believe that movies are ripped by paying goers using camcorders. These things are ripped by professionals with telecini boxes. It is organized criminals and we don't need new laws to combat it. Laws do nothing. Old fashioned Policing is required.
The MS Active Directory system and Exchange is what keeps MS shops locked in. Lately, the Active Directory integration has improved with new wizards from Redhat and Mandriva, but the Exchange front still sucks.
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I always thought it should be MiSCOsoft...
OpenVZ is somewhat like FreeBSD Jails. It provides some separation which makes it easier to manage multiple complex servers. For example, it makes sense to run a web server and mail server in two separate virtual machines, since it keeps the configuration independent.
Xen, is like VmWare or Qemu and provides an independent virtual machine for each system. These systems can be anything at all: Windows, Linux, BSD, whatever.
Performance wise, OpenVZ is bound to win, because it is a different solution to a different problem.
who MS bought Excel from. According to him, MS hasn't actually developed anything at all and I tend to agree with him...
MS bought SMB from IBM - sorry. BTW, MS bought the Outlook/Exchange protocol from the OpenGroup, so that won't do it either.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Desktop_Enviro nment
Sorry to burst your devil's bubble, but most, if not all the MS patents are probably junk and they know it.
I think that a method to remove alcohol from the bloodstream the moment you walk out the door of the pub would be a killer app, except that then all of a sudden that gorgeous girl at your side will just become a common broad and that just might ruin the rest of the night...
Linux distributions already depend on centralized servers for software downloads and anything that makes sense are hosted on LAMP stacks. As bandwidth increases, CDs and DVDs will be used less. That trend has been ongoing sense the 75 baud modem was invented.
Blaming someone or something else is what religion is all about.
With the BSA as the Spanish Inquisition?
but it is a Hate Cult.
Being an orbiting planet, the regolith is never stationary, however I'll just use some TNT...
It is America - common sens isn't. Blame it on the public school system and No Child Left Behind.
Hello HP! Dumbasses...
In the good old MS tradition, they are playing catch-up again, so they are allocating 500 programmers to do worse what one guy did years ago already.
It looks to me like MS finally caught on to Portable Applications and BartPE bootable CDs or USB sticks.
Uhh, plastic is organic, so is wax, petrol, diesel, coal, oil, tar and most pesticides... Organic stuff is not necessarily edible or healthy.
Well, the PC Decrapifyer makes short shrift of it: http://www.yorkspace.com/2006/08/62
is to screw-up so unbelievably badly, that it will take years and hundreds of millions of dollars to fix the problem. Let's hope they test the mirrors this time round.
Ah, here we go: Digital Crap Enhancement
As in ...
Digital Consumer Exclusion
Digital Content Explosion
Here is an example that needs NAT:
Say you wish to produce and deploy 1000,000 rather complex but otherwise identical systems that are mobile and can be moved around at will.
Example: Armoured cars, ATVs, Tanks, Aircraft, Helicopters, Ships, Boats, Submarines, Motor cars, Jeeps, Trucks...
Seriously - few people go to the movies more than once per year and who gives a flyingfsck about previews?
Anyhoo, I don't believe that movies are ripped by paying goers using camcorders. These things are ripped by professionals with telecini boxes. It is organized criminals and we don't need new laws to combat it. Laws do nothing. Old fashioned Policing is required.
Come on, OpenOffice.org, OpenSolaris and Java are all Sun projects. Give some credit where it is due.
Is there anyone here that knows when Civil Servants stopped signing their letters that way?
The MS Active Directory system and Exchange is what keeps MS shops locked in. Lately, the Active Directory integration has improved with new wizards from Redhat and Mandriva, but the Exchange front still sucks.