Here is the result of the j-t-c OS poll :
- OPERATING SYSTEM - - USERS - - REF -
- AS/400 -
AS/400 V4R5 1 => 1
- BS2000 -
BS2000 / 390 1 => 1
- FreeBSD -
FreeBSD 4.0 STABLE / x86 1
FreeBSD 4.2 / x86 2 => 3
- HP -
HP-UX 10.0 1 => 1
- Linux -
Gnu Linux 1
Linux 2.2.15 / SPARC 1
Redhat 6.2 / x86 3
Redhat 7.0 / x86 3
Redhat 7.1 / x86 6
Slackware 7.1 / x86 1
Suse 7.0 / x86 1
Suse 7.1 / x86 1 => 17
- Mac -
MacOS/X 10.0.3 1
MacOS/9 9.1 1 => 2
- Reliant -
ReliantUnix 5.45/5.43 / Mips 1 => 1
- Sun/Solaris -
Solaris 2.6 1
Solaris 2.7 1
Solaris 2.8 2
Solaris 7 / x86 1
Solaris 7 / SPARC 2
Solaris 8 / x86 2
Solaris 8 / SPARC 2
SunOS 5.8 / Sparc64 1 => 12
- Windows -
Window NT 3
Window 2000 Pro 5
Window 2000 Pro+Cygwin / x86 1
Windows 98 SE 1
Windows Millenium 1 => 11
Conclusion:
Linux is clearly the most referenced, with Solaris / Windows
immediate followers.
FreeBSD (no OpenBSD ?) is the next one (apache.org prefs OS).
MacOS appears (thks Pier), HPUX, ReliantUnix.
Some exotics systems (AS/400 - BS2000).
On the AS/400, you could allready use an Apache HTTP Server.
IBM announced that this port will soon accept externals modules.
May be even an APR port. I'll track this OS :)
Surprizingly, no vote for AIX.
Now which webservers are you using :
- Apache 1.3 (Apache, Apache/SSL or Apache-mod_ssl)
- Apache 2.0
- Domino
- IIS 4/5/2000
- JNI
- Netscape/IPlanet
This quick poll will help us know on which direction must be put
the most effort. I bet for Apache 1.3 on Unix boxes........
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