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  • Re:Y si vosotros fuerais Ricardo??

    (Puntos:2)
    por matajacker (22228) el Viernes, 03 Noviembre de 2006, 10:08h (#837379)
    ( Última bitácora: Viernes, 26 Enero de 2007, 15:04h )
    > Te aseguro que te pediría disculpas encantado.

    Puies chico, me temo que no lees suficientemente lkml:

    http://lkml.org/lkml/2006/1/17/132

    Especialmente este: http://lkml.org/lkml/2006/1/17/187

    Si quieres mas, hay decenas de mensajes sobre el tema de la virtualizacion/checkpointing. Leetelos, entendelos, y luego ven a darme lecciones.
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    • [Addendum] de matajacker (Puntos:2) Viernes, 03 Noviembre de 2006, 10:20h

  • Re:Y si vosotros fuerais Ricardo??

    (Puntos:2)
    por matajacker (22228) el Viernes, 03 Noviembre de 2006, 10:36h (#837392)
    ( Última bitácora: Viernes, 26 Enero de 2007, 15:04h )
    Del link que acabo de dar:


        3) The Open Source model
    by larry bagina

    IBM will be using linux to help sell their hardware. Other companies have tried this (VA Linux, which owns Slashdot, once had linux hackers on their payroll). Obviously, IBM's hardware is in a different league as an x86 clone, but do you have any thoughts on Open Source business models and their validity? Once the kernel is running smoothly, will you be disposable since the "Open Source community" can continue development for free?

    IBM Kernel Hackers:

    We think the Open Source business model is more than just valid, it is revolutionary. Linux has become a real "killer app"; the ability to run Linux on IBM hardware is increasingly high on customer's lists. Being able to run it doesn't really hurt AIX or VM, but not being able to run it would cost hardware sales.

    As far as our disposability: don't get too concerned on our behalf, Linux will always have bugs and there will always be room for improvement.

    Te ha quedado mas claro, ahora???
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