Linux makes inroads yet again
I'm a Microsoft guy, so reading news about the spread of Linux is often times disheartening. It's not so much the success of the operating system, its just that it feels like you're not in the clique if your not loading up linux on a half dozen PC's that would have otherwise been headed for the trash bin. Linux advocates will go to no end to find new and interesting ways to position the OS, installing it on anything with a microprocessor.
“Hey have you seen my new watch, its running Linux!”
“Check out this credit card. You can't see it or interact with it, but it's running Gnome on top of SuSe Linux.”
It reminds me of the good ol' days. “Hey, have you seen my disk-drive? It's got its own CPU. It's running CP/M man!”
So, when I found this article about how Linux has finally breached into the final frontier of platforms, I just had to tell you all about it. This might just be the one that gets me to download a copy of the free source.
But I digress
Matt
Comments
- Anonymous
April 26, 2004
I run FreeBSD. I've run Linux from time to time. It's nice enough for what it does, and it makes a good server. However, what I REALLY want is a .NET enabled cell phone. I've looked into the relevant Symbian SDKs for developing for some of the Nokia and Sony Ericsson models but the API and language seems messy and difficult to use. I would just LOVE being able to use the .NET compact framework on my cell. - Anonymous
April 26, 2004
Matt,
>> Reanimation puts most creatures in a foul mood
WM_ROFL
thomas woelfer - Anonymous
April 27, 2004
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May 03, 2004
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May 09, 2004
Hear hear! for the last poster, quite agreed!