Linked by David Adams on Tue 9th Sep 2008 17:49 UTC, submitted by pickmeupscotty
The Enterprise Desktop Alliance (EDA) eases integration woes for combined Windows and Mac environment.
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"They really narrowed the gap. They can ride on some of the success that the Linux and open source world has been having in the server room because Mac OS X is largely a BSD variant which is from the Linux family,"
Hmm, don't let the BSD guys here you say that Theo may have a fit.
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"They really narrowed the gap. They can ride on some of the success that the Linux and open source world has been having in the server room because Mac OS X is largely a BSD variant which is from the Linux family,"
Hmm, don't let the BSD guys here you say that Theo may have a fit.
Hmm, don't let the BSD guys here you say that Theo may have a fit.
Off topic but if you ask me Theo'd be perfectly justified in throwing a fit about a statement as ignorant as that. Simply put, the BSD family is not Linux. They had completely different beginnings and, in case you hadn't noticed, are very different at the kernel level. They have similar userlands, and the various BSDs and even OS X use some GNU components. But to say that BSD is from the Linux family is a complete and utter falsehood. If you had said it was from the Opensource UNIX family or some such you would be absolutely correct. Remember Linux != UNIX.
In any case, this article isn't really current news, I saw a similar article a few months ago.
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