Brickwizard
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I am not into RHEL or it's clones, but from keeping up with various press article , Rocky is becoming well respected and so popular
Peeking in through the shadows
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AlphaObeisance
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I looked into it this AM after reading up on this post. Definitely going to check it out for studies sakes for sure though. I admire the fact that it's dedicated to a co-creator as well; very respectable.
No, Oracle tends screw you over with their licensing.
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AlphaObeisance
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ohhhhhhhh 10-4 thank you for the heads up.
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AlphaObeisance
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Ya dun gone learn't meh somethin here Ol Tom lol. Thanks!
One
Raging
A**hole
Called
Larry
Ellison
One of these days, I'll detail how I ended up in court against Oracle. Today is not that day. I probably shouldn't talk about it, 'cause who knows what they'd try these days.
Well, today can be that day, but I'll be pretty vague...
I'm just one of many thousands of companies sued by Oracle.
We won, for the record. It wasn't about winning or losing, it was about them trying to penalize us for dropping them when they failed to meet their contracted goals well beyond the time frame agreed upon. I'd nicely agreed to extensions, 'cause their database stuff is REALLY good, or at least it was at the time. But, their techs, contractors, and consultants were unable to actually make it work for us.
They probably could have, if they'd actually worked at it. Let's just say that those folks who entered our office weren't too afraid of doing nothing of value. It was almost as if they prided themselves on the work they didn't do. This was very, very expensive and having a negative impact on a large number of my employees.
So, after like the third six month extension, I personally sent them packing after revoking their accounts and letting security know not to let them back in the building. About a month letter, we were served. They wanted to say it was us who had violated the terms of the contract, but we had pretty clear documentation to support us.
We received a satisfactory judgement.
Raging
A**hole
Called
Larry
Ellison
One of these days, I'll detail how I ended up in court against Oracle. Today is not that day. I probably shouldn't talk about it, 'cause who knows what they'd try these days.
Well, today can be that day, but I'll be pretty vague...
I'm just one of many thousands of companies sued by Oracle.
We won, for the record. It wasn't about winning or losing, it was about them trying to penalize us for dropping them when they failed to meet their contracted goals well beyond the time frame agreed upon. I'd nicely agreed to extensions, 'cause their database stuff is REALLY good, or at least it was at the time. But, their techs, contractors, and consultants were unable to actually make it work for us.
They probably could have, if they'd actually worked at it. Let's just say that those folks who entered our office weren't too afraid of doing nothing of value. It was almost as if they prided themselves on the work they didn't do. This was very, very expensive and having a negative impact on a large number of my employees.
So, after like the third six month extension, I personally sent them packing after revoking their accounts and letting security know not to let them back in the building. About a month letter, we were served. They wanted to say it was us who had violated the terms of the contract, but we had pretty clear documentation to support us.
We received a satisfactory judgement.
Brickwizard
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@Brickwizard - Wikipedia will have a much-more updated version of that. Look up 'Linux family tree'.
Hmm... I'll dig it out for us. I'm not sure if I can post it here, 'cause it's an .svg and it's REALLY big.
Hopefully that works. Otherwise click this link.
Hmm... I'll dig it out for us. I'm not sure if I can post it here, 'cause it's an .svg and it's REALLY big.
Hopefully that works. Otherwise click this link.
Brickwizard
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you're telling me, I think I need a 54-inch screen for that version
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AlphaObeisance
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This story deserves an oscar haha. Glad things worked out for you in the end.
Look at you talking dirty and sharing Linux Pinups; you naughty Moderator lol xP.
I'd seen charts, but I must have only seem fragmented charts cuz that one tops em lol.
I think it may need to be updated. Like I didn't spot Rocky when going through the Red Hat lineage. I may have just missed it, 'cause there's a lot to it, but I suspect it's not all that easy to keep updated.
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AlphaObeisance
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Has it been over 3 years already 0_o?! Where hath doth all my dayumn time gone! lol! What a blast from the past this one was.
Nope. It has not been 3 years.
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AlphaObeisance
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crawls back in corner while sipping on more caffine, you're right lol.
It feels like it's been eons as I've learned so much over these few years. I'd been using linux prior to joining linux.org; but linux.org launched things into high speed rather exponentially hah.
You are getting closer to the three year mark, though that's a pretty obvious statement. After all, the arrow of time only moves in one direction. So, you're also getting closer to the 10 year mark.
You can learn a lot by reading the various posts and from helping people. It's often said that you know a subject well when you can explain it to someone who has no previous knowledge of the subject.
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AlphaObeisance
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I built a Vanilla Debian system for my 90 some year old grandmother that cant even figure out her android phone; and she seemingly has done very well with what little documentation I was able to draw up to guide her through her system. She's only called me twice in the past year
It may not be the -best- way, but one of the most effective ways to learn something is to (try to) teach it.
I would say Redhat is the Microsoft of Linux.
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