Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 10th Jul 2005 12:01 UTC
Microsoft surprised many of the attendees at its annual worldwide partner show here this weekend by allowing a third party to present a "hands-on lab" that allowed attendees to play with a range of Linux desktop software. Is Microsoft toning down on its anti-Linux campaign?
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RE[2]: Re: Anonymous (IP: 24.16.28.---)
by rayiner on Sun 10th Jul 2005 22:15
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RE[3]: Re: Anonymous (IP: 24.16.28.---)
by on Sun 10th Jul 2005 23:31
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Member since:> You're joking right? GoogOS is entirely speculative. Google's data centers run Linux
I'm not. Linux has no database file system AFAIK.
And the GooOS is not speculative at all. There was an engineer last year explaining thoroughly the way Google's home made and fault-tolerant operating system works. I found it quite impressive actually.
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2005-06-29
"Name me one successful enterprise adoption of Linux"
google.
No, Google have their own operating system. Google for "GooOS". Anyway, they don't use Linux.
http://www.google.com/search?q=gooos