Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 20th Jan 2006 21:36 UTC
Sun Solaris, OpenSolaris "All HP blades now support Sun Solaris 10 in 32/64 bit but that's only the beginning. HP's Opteron DL145-G2 is now certified for Solaris 10 32/64 bit too, and sources suggest there's a lot more to come. We'd say that OpenVMS for Opteron is a bridge too far for Hewlett Packard, but additional support for Sun Solaris 10 suggests a degree of cooperation that would have been totally unconceivable two years ago."
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Between IBM, HP and Sun..
by mario on Sat 21st Jan 2006 01:02 UTC
mario
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2005-07-06

..I'd say Solaris 10 is certified on the majority of Opteron brand-name servers. Good for Solaris 10 x86! Not anymore Sun's foster child, it seems.

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RE: Between IBM, HP and Sun..
by kaiwai on Sat 21st Jan 2006 02:41 UTC in reply to "Between IBM, HP and Sun.."
kaiwai Member since:
2005-07-06

True, and if the customer wishes to get support, SUN still makes money, even if the customer chooses not to purchase hardware off them - its a win, win situation for all concerned.

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UNfortunately...
by diskinetic on Sat 21st Jan 2006 05:26 UTC
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2005-12-09

...it was INconceivable, and using "totally" before it intensifies an absolute.

Methinks computer geeks need to hang around linguistics geeks.

Here's hoping the - mods for nit-picky and off-topic are counter-balanced by the + mods for "Yeah, buy that guy a dictionary!"

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RE: UNfortunately...
by Tyr. on Sat 21st Jan 2006 14:28 UTC in reply to "UNfortunately..."
Tyr. Member since:
2005-07-06

...it was INconceivable, and using "totally" before it intensifies an absolute.

The mistake was in the original article. Maybe it was written in newspeak ? I know it's unprobable, but it's not unpossible.

Anyway more cooperation in the *nix world is always doubleplusgood, let's hope it doesn't turn out to be a bunch of duckspeak.

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