Con, > So, what Andrew Whyte is saying is that because vendors (Sun, Oracle, IBM > etc.) can't keep up with advancements with the Linux kernel, then Linux > isn't ready for the enterprise. > > Makes sense? I think not. Yes, how postively stupid. It sounds like someone who hasn't got the faintest idea of how to administer a Linux operating system. One doesn't go around installing new kernels *because one can*. I suspect that this goes the same for all of the Unixes. > If Linux has the features you want, here and now, and your enterprise > software vendor supports those features on Linux, then what's the problem? LOL Maybe the problem is that when a new feature comes out (in the kernel or in userland) the system administrators might need to *think* about whether it's appropriate to include. Shock, horror! They might need to do some work... :( -- Microbits Linux Technician +61 8 8362 9220
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