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I'm still hoping they'll do the smart thing and fork FreeBSD. Why EEE Linux when there's a perfectly good Unix with a business-friendly license?
by Porthos9K 7y ago
I'm still hoping they'll do the smart thing and fork FreeBSD. Why EEE Linux when there's a perfectly good Unix with a business-friendly license?
- IntelMiner 7y agoBecause they don't have to EEE Linux If you want to run Linux in the cloud, you've got a bunch of providers (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc) Microsoft simply wants to be in that market, so they'll offer the same products their competition does. Anything they can do to make Linux better on Azure is considered a net gain for them