On Sun, 19 Jul 2009, Richard Elling wrote:
I do, even though I have a small business. Neither InDesign nor
Illustrator will be ported to Linux or OpenSolaris in my lifetime...
besides, iTunes rocks and it is the best iPhone developer's environment
on the planet.
Richard,
I think the point that Gavin was trying to make is that a sensible
business would commit their valuable data back to a fileserver running on
solid hardware with a solid operating system rather than relying on their
single-spindle laptops to store their valuable content - not making any
statement on the actual desktop platform.
For example, I use a mixture of Windows, MacOS, Solaris and OpenBSD around
here, but all the valuable data is stored on a zpool located on a SPARC
server (obviously with ECC RAM) with UPS power. With Windows around, I
like the fact that I don't need to think twice before reinstalling those
machines.
Andre.
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