Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 5th Nov 2009 16:31 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
OSNews, Generic OSes "I have been asked 'Why choose OpenVMS?' It is a question worth asking. While the precise answer depends upon the context, the overall answer is: 'OpenVMS provides a robust platform and framework for constructing and operating software.' The benefits of OpenVMS accrue throughout the system lifecycle; not merely during development. Testing, production, enhancement, and other phases of the system lifecycle all benefit. Costs and risks are reduced over the system lifetime."
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by Tuishimi on Fri 6th Nov 2009 05:47 UTC
Tuishimi
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2005-07-06

...but I certainly was a codin' fool back in my VMS days. ;)

Now I'm just a fool who codes, but eh... I get by.

jefro
by jefro on Fri 6th Nov 2009 21:02 UTC
jefro
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2007-04-13

We have systems running it and real vms for decades. My guess would be it is still the most stable OS we have to date.

Comment by Lennie
by Lennie on Fri 6th Nov 2009 23:28 UTC
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2007-09-22

Sounds intriguing, but the language in the article is sometimes a bit to much like a sales person.

The diversity is good.