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Nothing beats personal experience. The last Sun I've used was Blade 100, which is almost 20 years ago, indeed. At that time, GNU tools were vastly superior. It
by vetinari 8y ago
Nothing beats personal experience. The last Sun I've used was Blade 100, which is almost 20 years ago, indeed. At that time, GNU tools were vastly superior.
It also happens to be time, since when the Real Unix(R) is dead. Yes, there is an occasional zombie, but that doesn't change the point. So they caught up with GNU? Who cares today?
- Annatar 8y agoAnybody who wants simple, robust, bare metal performance containers: provisioning lasts a few seconds and is dead simple. Unlike the cgroups mess, one gets a full blown UNIX server running at the speed of bare metal, and it can run GNU/Linux distributions at the speed of bare metal as well. It's superior cloud technology, superior to any GNU/Linux solution, by several light years.