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This is somewhat off-topic, but if I may be permitted a
newbie's indulgence:
Although a prior VMS/NT guy, I am evidently going to have some
input as to which o.s. to run on a new server that will be handing a large
Oracle database. The decision is whether to use UNIX, commercial or
otherwise, or one of the Linux flavors. The vendor doing the initial
install and database merge with proprietary s.w. clearly favors and will support
Sun's UNIX. Anything else and they will incrementally back off supporting
it.
Another factor is that there is currently no one in house with
UNIX or Linux expertise and at least one of the techies here would have to get
ramped-up training very soon.
I'd be very interested in any thoughts folks in this group may
have, as to preferences for either UNIX or Linux, and any particular flavors of
either one.
Thanks much for your consideration.
Dave
Vermont Health Care Administration
89 Main Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
P.S. I thoroughly enjoyed the discussion of root
passwords over the last day or so, quite interesting and informative.
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- Re: UNIX versus Linux Dave hardy
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- Re: UNIX versus Linux Bob Bell
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- Re: UNIX versus Linux Bruce Dawson
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