FYI: Followup thread started in the LC Linux forum. :)
Dave C. (doc)
On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 4:33 PM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
> Peter Alcibiades wrote:
>
>> Perhaps the thing that Linux can offer a developer which is unique is the
>> ability to package an app into a turnkey appliance. Any sort of
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Perhaps the thing that Linux can offer a developer which is unique is the
ability to package an app into a turnkey appliance. Any sort of appliance
running on general purpose minimalist hardware, and running something like
Slitaz or a stripped down Debian version, and it
kde and all of their works, and boot time is super fast and its
super responsive. You can get even faster on even less hardware running
slitaz. Worth a thought.
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This got a bit long (not the first time with my posts here) - sorry
about that, but if you can spare a moment to read it I hope you'll find
it rewarding:
I just got back from attending the first two days of the Ubuntu
Developer Summit (UDS), held in Oakland this time.
As you may know, Ubunt
