No surprises here for me:
http://www.informationweek.com/news/sof ... =210002129
Not even the, "command-line hacking for basic system configuration is a thing of the past"
What Linux Will Look Like In 2012
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What Linux Will Look Like In 2012
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My Linux Distros:
sidux - Parsix - DreamLinux - Mint
sidux - Parsix - DreamLinux - Mint
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miket
Re: What Linux Will Look Like In 2012
Hi !
I think Plan9 (http://penguinpetes.com/b2evo/index.php ... &tb=1&pb=1.)
has a future, it is a radically different approach to an O/S and with a radically different GUI ontop it has huge potential ...
Mike.
I hope it has progressed much further than that by 2012BakUp wrote:No surprises here for me:
http://www.informationweek.com/news/sof ... =210002129
Not even the, "command-line hacking for basic system configuration is a thing of the past"
I think Plan9 (http://penguinpetes.com/b2evo/index.php ... &tb=1&pb=1.)
has a future, it is a radically different approach to an O/S and with a radically different GUI ontop it has huge potential ...
Mike.
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lakehousetech
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Re: What Linux Will Look Like In 2012
Anyone who works in a Windows environment in an IT support or installation role has to use the command line from time to time. It's definitely not just a *nix thing.