OpenBSD Finally Has USB 3.0 Support

[drSeehas]

Bullshit! ... Bullshit ... when you want real work done and want to use the biggest and fastest systems in the world costing millions of dollars , with thousands of CPUs and terabytes of memory you use Linux and not some crappy *BSD!

No!
On our biggest and fastest systems costing millions of euros we use z/OS or Solaris or BS2000.

[TheBlackCat]

No!
On our biggest and fastest systems costing millions of euros we use z/OS or Solaris or BS2000.

485 of the top 500 supercomputers in the world run Linux.

[nasyt]

This want happens when projects use the BSD license rather then the GPL.

Linux became the square wheel of the internet. This is what happens when projects use the GPL license rather then the Apache License.

[nasyt]

485 of the top 500 supercomputers in the world run Linux.

Because they get it cheap! And one/some of the remaining 15 run Plan9.

And if it comes to Security: z/OS is one of the top secure Operating Systems.

HP-UX, AIX and OpenVMS is one of the top performers if it comes to networking.

[nasyt]

Bullshit again. You BSD sissy's cannot stop with with your thumped up lies! Google, youtube, amazon, and most of the internet runs Linux. And when you want real work done and want to use the biggest and fastest systems in the world costing millions of dollars , with thousands of CPUs and terabytes of memory you use Linux and not some crappy *BSD!

"Google, youtube, amazon, and most of the internet" are not Routers, DNS-Servers and other infrastructure.

The deep architecture of the internet itself (i'm not talking about websites), such as DNS-Root-Servers and Internet backbone routers hardly run any Linux.

Internet backbone routers are appliances with in-house software and sometimes even hardware implemented IP-Routing. DNS-Root-Servers are sometimes appliances and mostly proprietary Unix machines. AIX and so on.

[pal666]

Because they get it cheap! And one/some of the remaining 15 run Plan9.

And if it comes to Security: z/OS is one of the top secure Operating Systems.

HP-UX, AIX and OpenVMS is one of the top performers if it comes to networking.

it is a list of fastest computers, not cheapest. and btw, main purpose of z/os is to run linux guests. and others are dead

[pal666]

"The deep architecture of the internet itself (i'm not talking about websites), such as DNS-Root-Servers and Internet backbone routers hardly run any Linux.

do they run openbsd, or you are just trying to bring some false argument ?

[TheBlackCat]

Because they get it cheap!

Yes, I am sure that when someone is spending 10s or even 100s of millions of dollars on to get one of the absolute most powerful computers in the world, they choose the operating system based on price rather than, say, performance.

And one/some of the remaining 15 run Plan9.

No, there are 12 running AIX, 2 running windows, and one running CNK + Linux. None are running Plan 9 or any of the other Unix variants mentioned by anyone else here.

[nasyt]

it is a list of fastest computers, not cheapest.

I'm talking about the software. Not hardware.

and btw, main purpose of z/os is to run linux guests. and others are dead

They use it because of convenience.

do they run openbsd, or you are just trying to bring some false argument ?

I'm just stating, that linux isn't used for DNS-Root servers.

[nasyt]

Yes, I am sure that when someone is spending 10s or even 100s of millions of dollars on to get one of the absolute most powerful computers in the world, they choose the operating system based on price rather than, say, performance.

No, there are 12 running AIX, 2 running windows, and one running CNK + Linux. None are running Plan 9 or any of the other Unix variants mentioned by anyone else here.

Ok. but at least it shows, AIX is scalable.