Niin sitä pitää. Näin se joutuu jäykkäniska taipumaan lopulta kovien tosiasioiden edessä. Microsoft käyttää lisääntyvässä määrin Linuxia. On pakko.
"In fact, Microsoft itself is using Linux for its services. Ironically enough, Microsoft has moved Skype from its peer-to-peer (P2P) architecture to one built around… wait for it: Linux servers.
Earlier this year, Immunity Security’s senior security researcher Kostya Kortchinsky discovered that Microsoft had replaced Skype’s network of “supernodes” Skype user PCs with sufficient bandwidth, processing horsepower, and system resources to handle Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls and traffic control with 10,000 Microsoft/Skype hosted supernodes. According to Kortchinsky, and later tacitly confirmed by Microsoft, these new Skype servers are running Linux with grsecurity, server patches."
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/microsoft-supports-linux-desktop/11234?tag=content;search-results-river
"In fact, Microsoft itself is using Linux for its services. Ironically enough, Microsoft has moved Skype from its peer-to-peer (P2P) architecture to one built around… wait for it: Linux servers.
Earlier this year, Immunity Security’s senior security researcher Kostya Kortchinsky discovered that Microsoft had replaced Skype’s network of “supernodes” Skype user PCs with sufficient bandwidth, processing horsepower, and system resources to handle Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls and traffic control with 10,000 Microsoft/Skype hosted supernodes. According to Kortchinsky, and later tacitly confirmed by Microsoft, these new Skype servers are running Linux with grsecurity, server patches."
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/microsoft-supports-linux-desktop/11234?tag=content;search-results-river
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Ei ollut mikään pakko, taas linuxporukka vääristelee asioita!
Kohta mäsä kaappaa jonkun Linux jakelun ja istuttaa sen winkun rinnalle. Pakkohan niitten on jotain tehä kun omat winkut vuotaa kun seulat, ei jengiä voi ikuisesti kusettaa.