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From: Pascal Obry
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Subject: Re: Ada & .Net (Rotor)
Date: 10 Apr 2002 15:50:03 +0200
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"Juergen Pfeifer" writes:
> >> ...
> >> All that results in a much higher stability
> > > of
> > > Win2000 compared to NT4.
> > >
> > > J�rgen
> >
> > But it still is not as stable as Solaris or even Linux judging from
> > the number of reebots after I switched boxes on my desk. :-(
>
> Then you have other problems. I (and collegues) are running W2K
> or WinXP for several month without any reboot (and we have
> load on the systems).
OT but... I agree with Juergen, Windows _used_ to be a very bad platform, but
today it is making really good progress, Windows NT was a nice move, Windows
2K and Windows XP are a big step forward they are very reliable and nice to
work with. Of course it is always a bit tricky to build Open Source softwares
on this platform (it is quite easier to use the Microsoft Compiler and
environment), but with a bit of effort it is possible to build a lot of the
nice tools we have on Unix (thanks to Cygwin).
I also agree with Jurgen that the underlying framework has changed a
lot... but if the .NET was the answer, what was the question ? A market
share, the fight with SUN and Java... what's the real value for the
enterprises ?
Pascal.
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