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Sun is ok by me, so far (Score:3, Interesting)

by gizmo_mathboy (782)

I admin a bunch of E450's and they haven't given me much trouble, of course it's only be a year.

I am getting ready to buy a V880 and a V280R, compute server and file server respectively, and I'm ok with that. Some of the software I need to have installed runs on either Windows or Unix but not linux.

I am in the midst of trying to determine if Linux servers will work ok. If I can get the same amount of computing power out of a Linux server then Sun is hosed.

I'm not particularly for or against Sun. I'm just
- Re:Sun is ok by me, so far (Score:1)
  
  by kjones4 (3231) <kellymjones@gmail.com> on 2003.06.27 18:28 (#21496) Journal
  
  I'm not really anti-sun, but the new low cust 64 bit systems loaded with a bunch of relatively cheap ram would seem to take a severe bite out of the niche that Sun currently occupies.
  
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  - Re:Sun is ok by me, so far (Score:2)
    
    by gizmo_mathboy (782)
    
    That is what I am anticipating. Opteron looks promising and possible Itanium. Of course, I have to balance this with whether or not my users will write and use things that take advantage of 64 bit architecture.

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