Thursday 21 April 2005, 10:11 PM
OS Features outweigh lack of harware support
Hardware compatibility should not be the reason one chooses an OS, unless you are more concerned with the hardware you are running on than the services and applications you look to provide. As a system manager of both Linux and Solaris due to the features, ease of administration, upgrade compatability, rock-solid stability and large ISV support causes me to choose Solaris over Linux in many situations. The hardware choice is secondary to the OS.
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