There's Still No Sign Of AMD's Low-Cost ARM Development Boards

[pal666]

I suppose "yes, windows software on torrent sites. who cares?" could be interpreted that way.

it was reply to reply to "Short term ARM server focus"

[starshipeleven]

I suppose "yes, windows software on torrent sites. who cares?" could be interpreted that way.

I keep forgetting about things like SharePoint when there's so much open-source or SaaS server software to attract the interest of people who upload torrents. (It's not as if this is the pre-YouTube era and we're all high-schoolers pirating WinGate to share our dial-up Internet with some old PCs we linked using scrounged Ethernet cards.)

WAT?
I'm lost on what you're trying to say here.

[ssokolow]

WAT?
I'm lost on what you're trying to say here.

I didn't initially see how "windows software on torrent sites" could have any relevance to a discussion of servers (and, specifically, server architectures) because it's been so long since I ran into discussion of server-side software that was either free (like dedicated game servers), open-source (eg. nginx, exim, etc.) or written such that it gets architecture independence from having no machine code and being reliant on a runtime like Java/PHP/Ruby/Node.JS/etc.

[Duve]

??? https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Archi...4/Installation

No, I am talking about this.

[pal666]

No, I am talking about this.

you were talking about "that gets Red Hat's notice latter", but redhat did notice it long ago http://developers.redhat.com/blog/20...rm-arc-part-3/