Yeah, I just couldn't let the sleeping dog lie, could I?
>
>#Or you could buy some *real* hardware instead of Pea Seas and run
>#Solaris or AIX :-)
>
>The bank won't let me remortgage my house just to buy Solaris, though.
>They obviously don't know whats truly important in life.
>
Actually, the Solaris license is free when you buy Sun hardware.
If you want X86 license for intel platform, then you have to _shell out_
$695 (Aug 1999 list price) for a server license and media kit.
<begin satorical mode>
Perhaps you should hit up your boss for a raise if this amount of $$$ causes
you to put a 2nd mortgage ;-) (Heck, put in for a raise anyway!)
<end satorical mode>
Now, as a _real_ follow-up question, where does BSDI (Berkeley Software
Design, Inc's Internet Super Server, say, V4.1) fit into the *BSD's? Is this
the same BSDI that was mentioned earlier? How does it compare in the
"secure" O/S market?
Jeff Behm
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