C. Richard Matson wrote: > Sun: Linux Users Don't Actually Want Linux > Linux users are actually not primarily looking for Linux, but > rather for the benefits of Unix on Intel, a senior Sun > executive said. > http://update.internetweek.com/cgi-bin4/DM/y/eMQo0Eul5M0V30B1uZ0Ad
So, what I *really* want is to run Solaris on my box here, eh?
And he claims to be a Linux enthusiast, so he can't be lying!
Wow. I nearly forgot that I was only running Linux to make a
statement to the industry. I guess I was just so caught up in
the sheer possibilities of (several) truly open *nix system that
I lost track of my subconscious yet undying yearning for Solaris.
Oh, how I bleed (financially) for a system that, although more
powerful, is equally closed as Windows XP!
Oh, how I pine for the Solaris device naming scheme!
Oh, how my soul burns in the absence of commercial compilers and
Java propaganda!
...
Kernel panic.
...
% make bzImage
*Ahh!*
Oh, er, um, nevermind. Must've been a hot flash or something. I
don't know what I was thinking.
"Move along people; nothing to see here. [Cash] cows turn
themselves inside-out all the time!"
Timmy
--
Why don't you go with Thief or something so I can forget that you
exist and let the unending tide of rage that I call "Being Awake"
simmer down to a mere powder keg of fury?
-- Black Mage, 8-bit Theatre <http://nuklearpower.com/>
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