unix or linux?
what do you think is better? UNIX or LINUX?
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If you have to have a server and run a very important site with thousands of visits per second, I think it is better to have unix (like solaris), as it is optimised for that particular platform and is generations ahead of other OS(particularly windows).
If you just need a desktop, then Linux is the best bet, as it is easier to use than unix. |
which is better? shorts or pants?
There is no "better" it all depends. |
ic.. thanx.
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By the way, one of the major reason why companies use Unix solutions is that they want support (read accountability) from the vendors.
ie. When your AIX server is having problems, you can count on IBM to fix it (or replace it), due to your service contract. You can do the same with Linux machines as well, either internally (employ a Guru for example), or externally (buy Red Hat support contract for example). So in the end, my prior answer still stands... it all depends :) |
I have to agree with the others, its depend on your self
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which would be better for security purposes?
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Both of them have the same security system coz linux is build under unix, usually linux is called unix like system.
Its depend on the money problem. If you to buy, buy unix, but if you want the free one, go get the linux. |
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And the money, I don't agree with that either. If I want support, I'll buy support for anything. Its not about cheap or free. You can have Unix like Solaris without all the support, its just the different needs, but nothing regarding money. Linux isn't built under Unix, it is Unix like but its not Unix. Regards. |
Of course to help confuse things there are the BSDs, which are another set of unix-like OSes.
"which would be better for security purposes?" There was an article comparing the various unix offerings out there in terms of security and other factors that I saw linked to from Newsforge a while back. http://www.thejemreport.com/articles/sco.htm |
when it comes to software compatibility would free bsd be better as far as security when compared to linux? esp red hat .. ? and since i am a noob, and never hearing of bsd . . . is it the same as linux when it comes to shell and etc?
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andox... security doesn't rely on the OS... but more towards the competency of people admin'ing them.
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Regarding the money, i mean : if i want the free ones, i will get the linux instead of the free unix. but if i want to pay, ofcourse i will go to get the unix. |
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