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[News] GNU/Linux More Consolidated Than Imagined; Easy to Understand

  • Subject: [News] GNU/Linux More Consolidated Than Imagined; Easy to Understand
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2010 18:03:55 +0100
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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The Stable Triple and Marketing Linux

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| The Linux marketplace appears vastly 
| diverse and complicated, but in reality, 
| most of the market is actually very 
| consolidated already in everything but 
| marketing. Red Hat has a very small, 
| intense field around it, mostly 
| encompassing RHEL, Fedora, and CentOS. 
| Oracle Enterprise Linux would also be 
| included, and this will serve as a tidbit 
| for later articles. These systems have a 
| very strong focus on the general business 
| environment: desktops and servers. They are 
| developed with security and reliability in 
| mind. On the other side is the Ubuntu 
| field. This field is vast and diverse. 
| First, there are the Canonical-sponsored 
| Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Edubuntu, Ubuntu 
| Netbook Remix, Ubuntu Studio, and Ubuntu 
| Server edition; then there are the 
| redistributions such as Mint, Mythbuntu, 
| gOS, Goobuntu, and more. In some ways, 
| Debian can even be included in the Ubuntu 
| cloud. Ubuntu is community and "free" 
| focused. It is a place to try the latest 
| and greatest. Ubuntu needs to embrace this 
| expansive, innovative family more fully, 
| promoting a wider Ubuntu brand.
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http://cbojar.blogspot.com/2010/06/stable-triple-and-marketing-linux.html

Put your knowledge where your mouth is. 

,----[ Quote ]
| So when I write about Linux I write what I 
| personally know or have researched on. When 
| I write about windows I also write what I 
| personally know or have researched on. My 
| opinions on those are the results of that 
| experience. While there have been many 
| comments posted which do not agree with 
| what I say, they are often quite 
| knowledgeable and show me ways of thinking 
| I hadn't considered. Other comments, not so 
| much.
| 
| To end this rambling missive why don't you 
| consider your reasons for liking your 
| preferred operating system and your reasons 
| for hating the other operating system. Is 
| it from years of experience or simply an 
| ignorant reaction from hearsay and peer 
| group pressure? Do you really know your 
| operating system well enough to be able to 
| defend it against slander? Do you know the 
| other operating system to be able to 
| factually put your money where your mouth 
| is? 
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http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/locutus/put-your-knowledge-where-your-mouth-is-39578


Recent:

iPhone Now as Fragmented as Android

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| At Transpond, when we were building apps on
| the iPhone and Android platforms last year,
| all of our engineers were enamored with the
| iPhone and annoyed with the pesky Android
| devices.
|
| The iPhone environment was remarkably
| consistent. There was a single 480Ã320 screen
| resolution and API consistency across iPhone,
| iPhone 3G, and iPhone 3GS. Even though the
| original iPhone doesnât have GPS, it provided
| an approximation based on cell towers, and our
| customers like CBS and NBC are more interested
| in syndicating video and engaging users, so we
| did not need the 3D graphics of the newer
| generation iPhones. All in all, the iPhone
| platform presented a clean, wonderful
| experience for our engineers where they could
| write one piece of code and it would run
| beautifully on all of the iPhone and iPod
| Touch devices.
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http://peteryared.blogspot.com/2010/06/iphone-now-as-fragmented-as-android.html

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