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I read "Oracle" and "VM" in the title and immediately thought that VirtualBox was going to be OpenOffice/MySQL-ized. I don't know how VirtualBox fits into Oracl

by m_ram 13y ago

I read "Oracle" and "VM" in the title and immediately thought that VirtualBox was going to be OpenOffice/MySQL-ized. I don't know how VirtualBox fits into Oracle's strategy, but I'm glad that they're not messing with it.

nodata 13y ago
I read Oracle in the title, and immediately closed the tab.
- trailfox 13y ago
  Always good to see such well reasoned technical discussion here on HN. You make a particularly well-reasoned point about the text in the title and how it affects the technical aspects of the VM.
  - ihsw 13y ago
    Please don't be passive-aggressive, it's perfectly fine to call people out for being narrow-minded and, dare I say, lazy. However it's hard to deny that there's a very large stigma attached to the name "Oracle."
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- a3n 13y ago
  Me too, and I wonder what I'll do when Oracle finally works it's way that far down the alphabet. Docker/LXC? LibreBox?