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Sorry, I badly phrased that. I was talking about a company that used Unix on their servers, instead of workstations (usually for 3D Work). Although many used I
by ReleaseCandidat 5y ago
Sorry, I badly phrased that. I was talking about a company that used Unix on their servers, instead of workstations (usually for 3D Work). Although many used Indys and later O2s and Octanes as terminals for their Crimson or Onyx (2) (but not via telnet).
That's what _I_ did and in these environments (usually Irix, some Solaris, AIX and HP-UX) the GNU tools were usually installed (except on single purpose computers that only ran one program, like F/F/I, Softimage or Maya or some 3D CAD).
Maybe in the big automotive companies (using 3D CAD/CAM) the admins were, well 'enterprisey', but normally you were root on your workstation as developer.
- pjmlp 5y agoSure, I didn't want to make it there was only one way to do it, I just happened to be more used to such enterprise style configurations. Actually one way to mix both, while controlling what people were allowed to do on their workstations was to boot via tftp and have $HOME mapped noexec over NFS. A solution used in some labs at the university campus.