Bhaskar Ghose wrote:
Hello,
But the fact is the core is GNU/Linux ?? and by that could it be
implied
that they actually have to release the OS etc as under the GPL
license.
The GPL says that if you make any modifications to the software and you
keep it to yourself and don't sell,
Hi man,
if you really want to confirm this go to netcraft.com and enter
www.gmail.com in whats this site is running section ...it will give
you detailed statistics !!
there is also google code project I raised the same question there
they told it runs on c++, python and java
Hi
I know this mail is not directly connected to linux but still here goes:
1. Is it true that the backend of Google is on Linux ? . I know that
their database is MySql based
2. All the other email services are kind of getting a beating as far as
space is concerned. gmail seems to be
Hi there,
1. Is it true that the backend of Google is on Linux ? . I know that
their database is MySql based
Well, to say the truth, they almost have their own OS. It's true that
the core of the OS is GNU/Linux, but they have modified it to suite
their needs and the modifications are major
Thanks
But the fact is the core is GNU/Linux ?? and by that could it be implied
that they actually have to release the OS etc as under the GPL license.
If hardware costs are so cheap what prevents other service providers
from having similar email spaces.
regards
ram
Bhaskar Ghose wrote:
Hi
Hello,
But the fact is the core is GNU/Linux ?? and by that could it be
implied
that they actually have to release the OS etc as under the GPL
license.
The GPL says that if you make any modifications to the software and you
keep it to yourself and don't sell, redistribute it, you can keep the
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Ram == ramnarayan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ram Thanks But the fact is the core is GNU/Linux ?? and by that
Ram could it be implied that they actually have to release the OS
Ram etc as under the GPL license.
No, nothing in the GPL
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Thanks
But the fact is the core is GNU/Linux ?? and by that could it be implied
that they actually have to release the OS etc as under the GPL license.
Hi man,
if you really want to confirm this go to netcraft.com and enter
www.gmail.com in whats this site is
