[link] Interview: Looking at FreeBSD 6 and Beyond

sergey_m

Julie16

sergey_m

Julie16

Julie16

sergey_m

1) www.google.com
Результаты 1 - 10 из примерно 176 000 000 для linux. (0,15 секунд)
Результаты 1 - 10 из примерно 9 930 000 для freebsd. (0,07 секунд)

sergey_m

Julie16

Julie16

hoha32

sergey_m

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

sergey_m

1988

Marinavo_0507

$ host oppa.gznet.ru

Host oppa.gznet.ru not found: 3(NOMAIN)

Julie16

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

sergey_m

Я порю херню? Я привел аргументы, вообще говоря. Все что я перечислил - уже было в linux 2 года назад(если мне конечно не изменяет склероз).

Marinavo_0507

SvinkaVJeansah

sergey_m

Julie16

hoha32

SvinkaVJeansah

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

Marinavo_0507

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

Marinavo_0507

$ dig gznet.ru.  ns

; <<>> DiG 9.2.4 <<>> gznet.ru. ns

;; global options:  printcmd

;; Got answer:

;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 16004

;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 2, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 2

;; QUESTION SECTION:

;gznet.ru.                      IN      NS

;; ANSWER SECTION:

gznet.ru.               3599    IN      NS      ns2.gznet.ru.

gznet.ru.               3599    IN      NS      ns.gznet.ru.

;; ADDITIONAL SECTION:

ns2.gznet.ru.           3599    IN      A       217.16.26.41

ns.gznet.ru.            3599    IN      A       195.209.41.227

;; Query time: 11 msec

;; SERVER: 127.0.0.1#53(127.0.0.1)

;; WHEN: Fri Jun 24 00:19:38 2005

;; MSG SIZE  rcvd: 93

$ dig oppa.gznet.ru. any @ns.gznet.ru.

; <<>> DiG 9.2.4 <<>> oppa.gznet.ru. any @ns.gznet.ru.

;; global options:  printcmd

;; Got answer:

;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOMAIN, id: 31813

;; flags: qr aa rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 0

;; QUESTION SECTION:

;oppa.gznet.ru.                 IN      ANY

;; AUTHORITY SECTION:

gznet.ru.               3600    IN      SOA     ns.gznet.ru. root.gznet.ru. 2004060707 86400 900 3600000 3600

;; Query time: 33 msec

;; SERVER: 195.209.41.227#53(ns.gznet.ru.)

;; WHEN: Fri Jun 24 00:21:09 2005

;; MSG SIZE  rcvd: 75

SvinkaVJeansah

 No exact OS matches for host (test conditions non-ideal). 

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

 ;; Query time: 33 msec

;; SERVER: 195.209.41.227#53(ns.gznet.ru.)

;; WHEN: Fri Jun 24 00:21:09 2005

;; MSG SIZE  rcvd: 75 

Marinavo_0507

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

Marinavo_0507

SvinkaVJeansah

Marinavo_0507

SvinkaVJeansah

eee1

 C:\>nslookup

Default Server:  gw.local

Address:  172.16.0.1

> oppa

Server:  gw.local

Address:  172.16.0.1

Non-authoritative answer:

Name:    oppa.gznet.ru

Address:  10.3.3.83

> 

sergey_m

Примерно 2 года назад. Хотя то что я перечислил и в 2.4 было(ну или почти все).

sergey_m

Julie16

sergey_m

Julie16

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

ruler

1988

sergey_m

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

sergey_m

sergey_m

sergey_m

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

Julie16

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

Julie16

Marinavo_0507

sergey_m

sergey_m

Marinavo_0507

SvinkaVJeansah

Marinavo_0507

Marinavo_0507

sergey_m

SvinkaVJeansah

Marinavo_0507

sergey_m

Julie16

SvinkaVJeansah

Marinavo_0507

sergey_m

* Предыдущие сервера не могли заполнить гигабитный канал, так как памяти не хватало, и скорость дисков была ограничивающим фактором. Новые сервера должны забивать такой канал, но на практике этого пока не проверено, надо ждать нового релиза FC, зеркало которого находится там же. Новые релизы ядер обычно не создают нужного трафика.

Julie16

Marinavo_0507

sergey_m

Julie16

sergey_m

Marinavo_0507

Marinavo_0507

sergey_m

Из статьи не ясно, что нового будет в FreeBSD 6.0 в этом плане.
- для каких новых задач она станет пригодна
- что сделано для увеличения стабильности
- какие шаги сделаны в плане документированности и структурированности?

Marinavo_0507

sergey_m

Понятно. Разработчиков забыли спросить: "Но ведь всё это уже давно есть в Linux, как же так?" Спросили бы, и они тут же бы разродились про пригодность, стабильность etc. Ясно.

Marinavo_0507

1988

Marinavo_0507

1988

eee1

irinkina

1988

gsharov

Marinavo_0507

gsharov

ruler

sasha79

Marinavo_0507

FreeBSD is going strong. Linux OTOH is dead (Score:1, Insightful)
by Anonymous Coward on Thursday June 23, @09:36PM (#12896605)
Yet another sickening blow has struck what's left of the Linux community, as a soon-to-be-released report by the independent Commision for Technology Management (CTM) after a year-long study has concluded: Linux is already dead. Here are some of the commission's findings:
Fact: Linux has balkanized yet again. There are now no less than 140 separate, competing Linux distros, each of which has introduced fundamental incompatibilities with the other distros, and frequently with Unix standards. Average number of developers in each project (except for Redhat and Novell/Suse): fewer than five. Average number of users per project: there are no definitive numbers, but reports show that all projects are on the decline.
Fact: The trivial issue os what to call Linux continues to hound Linux. At a recent Linux conference in San Francisco, a fight broke out between RMS (Richard M. Stallman) who says Linux should be called GNU/Linux and Linus Torvalds who created Linux and says that Linux should be called Linux. This led to a massive barroom style brawl involving at least 150 Linux geeks. The SFPD was called out to break up the melee, and arrested 150 people. It was estimated that at least 2 to 3 times that many were involved in the brawl, but there wasn't enough police on hand to arrest or count all of them. Sixty one people were hospitalized as a result of this brawl, and one person is still in a coma. Another three people had to get their jaws wired shut.
Fact: Linux is plagued by a lack of professionalism. The stereotype of Linux users being fat unwashed dateless geeks who still live in their parents' basements and refuse to shower more than once a month is all too true. The best example of this is RMS who claims to have a "water phobia" and thus rarely bathes. RMS also looks like he has been living in a cave for the last 5 years. In fact, RMS has been arrested twice because he has been mistaken for Osama Bin Laden. While RMS has always been found to not be Osama Bin Laden, it has created a perception of that Linux is the "terrorist operating system". Linus Torvalds has been forced to spend a great deal of time correcting this perception instead of working on the Linux kernel. Alan Cox quit Linux kernel development since he got tired of everyone saying that he was a terrorist.
Fact: There are almost no Connectiva developers left, and its use, according to Netcraft, is down to a sadly crippled .005% of internet servers. This led to Mandrakesoft, makers of another troubled distro, to purchase Connectiva and become Mandriva. However, industry anaylists say that this will not help since Mandriva is already a shell of its former self.
Fact: X.org will not include support for Redhat's Fedora project. The newly formed group believes that Fedora has strayed too far from Unix standards and have become too difficult to support along with other Linux distros and Solaris x86. "It's too much trouble," said one anonymous developer. "If they want to make their own standards, let them doing the porting for us."
Fact: Ubuntu Linux, yet another offshoot of the beleaguered Debian "distro", is already collapsing under the weight of internal power struggles and in-fighting. "They haven't done a single decent release," notes Mark Baron, an industry watcher and columnist. "Their mailing lists read like an online version of a Jerry Springer episode, complete with food fights, swearing, name-calling, and chair-throwing. It also doesn't help that most people think the word, "Ubuntu", is an obscure term for a homosexual orgy." Netcraft reports that Ubuntu Linux is run on exactly 0% of internet servers. An attempt to save Ubuntu by creating a derivative distro called Kubuntu has also failed.
Fact: Debian Linux, which claims to focus on "being free" (whatever that is supposed to mean is slow, and cannot take advantage of multiple CPUs. "That about drove the last nail in the coffin for Linux use here," said Michael Curry, CTO of Amazon.com. "We took our Debian boxes out to the backyard and shot them in the head. We're much happier running FreeBSD."
Fact: The Slackware Distro is now dead. Pat Volkerding could never get their distro to function on hardware other than Intel and S/390. Had Pat Volkerding not been slacking off, Slackware would still be around.
Fact: Servers running SELinux, which claims to focus on security, are frequently compromised. According to Jim Markham, editor of the online security forum SecurityWatch, the few SELinux servers that exist on the internet have become a joke among the hacker community. "They make a game out of it," he says. "The SELinux team will scramble to make a new patch to fix one problem, and they've already compromised a bunch of boxes with a different exploit."
With these incontroverible facts staring (what's left of) the Linux community in the face, they can only draw one conclusion: Linux is already dead.

krishtaf

sergey_m

Смотри, как профессиональные тролли пишут.

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sergey_m

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