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:ZDNet: Dell, Sun Execs Trade Jabs over Unix Viability
ZDNet: Dell, Sun Execs Trade Jabs over Unix Viability
Feb 3, 2003, 19 :00 UTC (9 Talkback[s]) (8625 reads)

(Other stories by David Berlind)

"Dell and Sun executives provided one of the more interesting behind-the-scenes battles at last month's LinuxWorld.

"In one corner was Randy Mott, Dell CIO. In his keynote presentation, Mott urged IT managers to consider a cultural revolution that would involve ditching Unix. Mott's opening slide was a mock obituary with the headline, 'Unix is Dead.'

"In the other corner was Jonathan Schwartz, Sun software czar. Dining with journalists and customers, Schwartz reminded us that there are some tasks for which Unix remains the only viable solution. To underscore his point, he noted that Dell still uses Sun-based systems to manage its supply chain..."

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The Age: Dell Boss Sees a Thaw in IT Winter(Oct 16, 2002)


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are reporters and Dell executives.  Anyo ...   The only people who ever say UNIX is dead...   
Jim
Feb 3, 2003, 19:37:35
 
> are reporters and Dell executives.  An ...   Re: The only people who ever say UNIX is dead...   
Tom
Feb 3, 2003, 20:11:26
 
...for every time some talking head has  ...   if i had a dime...   
N.N.
Feb 3, 2003, 20:36:06
 
> > are reporters and Dell executives.   ...   Re: Re: The only people who ever say UNIX is dead.   
JFM
Feb 3, 2003, 21:04:12
 
>Especially since Linux *is* a Unix.>Yea ...   Re: Re: The only people who ever say UNIX is dead.   
Paul Benjamin
Feb 3, 2003, 23:36:39
 
 > Especially since Linux *is* a Unix.   ...   Re: Re: The only people who ever say UNIX is dead.   
AJWM
Feb 4, 2003, 03:26:00
 
>  > Especially since Linux *is* a Unix. ...   Re: Re: Re: The only people who ever say UNIX is d   
JFM
Feb 4, 2003, 08:04:14
 
This "Unix is Dead" resurgance reminds m ...   Hotel California - Prophet Henley?   
Kevin Hudson
Feb 4, 2003, 15:16:46
 
> > > are reporters and Dell executives. ...   Re: Re: Re: The only people who ever say UNIX is d   
phil
Feb 4, 2003, 18:35:58
 
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