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:Computerworld.NZ: Sun Linux Move 'Not Defensive'
Computerworld.NZ: Sun Linux Move 'Not Defensive'
Aug 23, 2002, 16 :00 UTC (27 Talkback[s]) (6184 reads)

(Other stories by Anthony Doesburg)

[ Thanks to Jason Greenwood for this link. ]

"Sun's release of a Linux server at LinuxWorld in San Francisco last week shouldn't be seen as a defensive move, says the company's Asia-Pacific head.

"Jay Puri, who was paying a visit to New Zealand agent SolNet and local customers, says Linux on the company's new LX50 Intel server is a 'low-cost entry into the Sun family'. As well as Linux, Sun is releasing Solaris on the LX50, which reverses a decision made at the start of the year.

"'It's a very natural thing for us to offer both,' says Puri, adding that there will be no price difference between the two. LX50 pricing starts at [NZ]$6450, excluding GST..."

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  Talkback(s) Name  and Date
> But he says Linux has its limitations: ...   Illustration of why Sun doesn't get it...   
DK
Aug 23, 2002, 16:33:05
 
"as a 32-bit operating system it scales  ...   Correction   
Kent Nguyen
Aug 23, 2002, 16:34:01
 
I can understand that they *still* feel  ...   StarOffice/Java/Workstation, Why Not?   
David D. Huff Jr.
Aug 23, 2002, 17:46:16
 
Linux in the same league as Solaris????  ...   Re: Correction   
anonymous
Aug 23, 2002, 17:51:40
 
The main part of Linux IS running on 32b ...   Not 100%wrong and not 100% wrong ...   
Peter Rasmussen
Aug 23, 2002, 17:57:51
 
> "as a 32-bit operating system it scale ...   Re: Correction   
len
Aug 23, 2002, 18:04:25
 
Linux on an Ultra-SPARC-III CPU is every ...   64-bit   
Ed Allen
Aug 23, 2002, 18:26:56
 
Linux historically was developed on smal ...   Re: Correction   
Joel Sloan
Aug 23, 2002, 18:31:48
 
Linux can scale to 8 and even 16 process ...   Re: Correction   
AJWM
Aug 23, 2002, 18:38:29
 
Um Sun is one of the biggest workstation ...   Re: StarOffice/Java/Workstation, Why Not?   
Michael Marschall
Aug 23, 2002, 19:21:02
 
>  I wouldn't yet start comparing it ...   Re: Re: Correction   
Kent Nguyen
Aug 23, 2002, 21:24:35
 
> Linux advocates, time to get a clue--  ...   Re: Re: Correction   
Kent Nguyen
Aug 23, 2002, 21:34:38
 
Linux run on a mainframe however it host ...   Re: Re: Correction   
AJWM
Aug 23, 2002, 22:17:23
 
> The main part of Linux IS running on 3 ...   Re: Not 100%wrong and not 100% wrong ...   
Nouygh Dam Lux
Aug 23, 2002, 23:05:18
 
> "as a 32-bit operating system it scale ...   Re: Correction   
Nouygh Dam Lux
Aug 23, 2002, 23:15:10
 
I think that comment was a little over t ...   Re: Correction   
Matthew Gardiner
Aug 24, 2002, 02:42:52
 
"len" says:> Will Linux ever reach the h ...   Re: FUD from len   
Sloan
Aug 24, 2002, 04:04:42
 
  > > Linux run on a mainfram however it ...   Re: Re: Re: Correction   
Yurik
Aug 24, 2002, 06:17:26
 
 I was involved in a project related to  ...   Re: Re: Correction   
Shamar
Aug 24, 2002, 10:48:20
 
>  I was involved in a project related t ...   Re: Re: Re: Correction   
Nouygh Dam Lux
Aug 24, 2002, 15:49:52
 
> Will Linux ever reach the higher end?  ...   Re: Re: FUD from len   
Wol
Aug 24, 2002, 21:49:46
 
I find it pretty offensive anyway... :)  ...   obvious joke:   
Anonymous George
Aug 25, 2002, 02:23:19
 
Linux CAN run more than 8 processors. I  ...   Please stop the nonsense   
Alastor
Aug 26, 2002, 00:23:16
 
> "as a 32-bit operating system it scale ...   Re: Correction   
James
Aug 26, 2002, 01:08:39
 
> Linux in the same league as Solaris??? ...   Re: Re: Correction   
James
Aug 26, 2002, 01:20:18
 
Scaling to multiple processors is about  ...   Linux doesn't NEED as many CPUs as Solaris   
Scott Marlowe
Aug 26, 2002, 16:40:01
 
James says:> Linux is out classed Vs Big ...   Linux vs big iron (sic)   
Joel Sloan
Aug 26, 2002, 16:55:45
 
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