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[News] Debian Founder Speaks About GNU/Linux and OpenSolaris

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Sun exec ponders OpenSolaris, Linux Sun exec ponders OpenSolaris, Linux

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| InfoWorld: What exactly is Debian?
| 
| Murdock: Debian is a Linux distribution. It's the basis of Ubuntu Linux. I 
| suppose the basic innovation of Debian was that it was developed by a 
| distributed community, so we intentionally set out to build it in a 
| distributed fashion, and it's one of the first open-source projects to 
| operate that way.    
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http://www.infoworld.com/article/08/05/09/Sun-exec-ponders-OpenSolaris-Linux_1.html

The Two Truths of Tech Investing

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| First, the Solaris operating system for Sun's servers was under assault from 
| more lightweight alternatives Linux and Windows NT. Solaris was -- and 
| arguably still is -- the better technology, derived from the Unix kernel that 
| has dominated network computing in most forms since the 1970s.   
| 
| Yet before 2004, Solaris was expensive. Linux wasn't. Thus, when Red Hat 
| (NYSE: RHT) came to be in 1995, prosperity for the upstart followed. 
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24539721/


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OpenSolaris Wants To Compete With Linux - Oh Yeah?

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| Yesterday Sun Microsystems officially released OpenSolaris and suggested that
| it's going to go head-to-head with Linux as a Desktop Operating System.
| Solarisx86 is nothing new and has been around about as long as Linux but it
| is historically proprietary and closed source. It was also very
| hardware-finicky and performance was slothlike.
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http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry2415.html
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