> and that same group also focused on the enterprise & driving adoptability. well, sort of. there were a couple of half-assed pushes with things like linux fo

> and that same group also focused on the enterprise & driving adoptability. well, sort of. there were a couple of half-assed pushes with things like linux for data centers, but mostly it was a data center filled with hardware that got very little use other than one asterisk system sitting in a corner, a stack of machines/disk that could be "checked out", but mostly got used for automated testing, and an NEC numa itanium machine that barely worked. add to that, projects that intel no longer wanted to support being shoved off, and you have a pretty good view of day to day life at the OSDL. source: worked there, doing day to day life at the OSDL.