Microsoft For Linux

After years of fighting Linux as a threat, Microsoft now offers Linux based operating systems in its Windows Azure cloud service. The Linux service will be available on the Azure platform at 4 a.m. (Beijing time Thursday 17 o'clock) in the eastern time of the United States. At this time, the Azure portal will provide many Linux release software, including SuSE Linux Enterprise Server SP2, OpenSuse 12.01, CentOS ...

In the absence of a breakthrough in desktop Linux, the steady growth of Linux in the server market has made it more of an enterprise-class application business card. However, with Linux's breakthrough in the field of mobile computing, mobile office has a new interpretation of the concept of Linux enterprise-class applications.　　In addition, the development of WEB 2.0 and cloud computing has brought new development opportunities and challenges to open source. The virtualization giant VMware, a firm leader in Mobile, has recently joined the Open-source organization Li ...

For some industries, running proprietary (proprietary) software on open source Linux distributions is not an exception--rather common. On Wall Street, for example, "99% of apps on Wall Street rely on proprietary software." 　　Oracle is one of the things that we like to run on Linux with proprietary licenses, says Victor Yodaiken, Fsmlabs's president. Migrating to a Linux platform is not an either-or proposition. Linux as a ...

Linux: Can I ask you a final question? Microsoft: Love! It's hard to imagine the days when Ballmer was in charge of Microsoft. At that time, Linux was "cancer" in Ballmer's mouth. But now everything is changing. Last October, at an event in San Francisco, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella opened his mouth: Microsoft Loves Linux (the exact words: Microsoft loves Linux). In recent years, not only to Linux contribution code, but also in the Microsoft Public cloud Services Azure support Linux ...

Linux: Can I ask you a final question? Microsoft: Love! It's hard to imagine the days when Ballmer was in charge of Microsoft. At that time, Linux was "cancer" in Ballmer's mouth. But now everything is changing. Last October, at an event in San Francisco, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella opened his mouth: Microsoft Loves Linux (the exact words: Microsoft loves Linux). In recent years, not only to Linux contribution code, but also in the Microsoft Public cloud services Az ...

The story about Linux is actually a battle between the two ends. In the cloud, the operating system has become a top player. While in the enterprise, Linux is eroded the exclusive territories of Unix systems, but if you want to talk about the operating system, still Microsoft's Windows in the enterprise dominate. With the popularity of cloud computing, Linux may (but not be guaranteed) gain more and more acceptance in the enterprise. Linux was born in 1991, a small but growing share of the business. The operating system has never let big companies think it is better than Microsoft Wi ...

2013, in all respects, is a Linux year. Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, announced that Linux has spread to every corner of the computing. 　　Zemlin says Linux is almost ubiquitous from smartphones, tablets, consumer electronics and cars to open clouds and high-performance computers, as well as gaming platforms. How does Linux spread to every corner of the technology world? After all, Linux does not really realize its original commitment to become a replacement for http://...

"SCO has become increasingly aggressive in speech and refuses to show any evidence of the lawsuit, and everything seems to indicate that SCO is simply talking and speaking in the tiger's skin." But Microsoft will never give up such a good opportunity to use these raving words. "In 2003," to Linux to launch a "fear War"?　　Bruce Perens, author of Brousse Perence, evaluates SCO. In March 2003, SCO, the owner of a self-proclaimed UNIX operating system, filed a lawsuit against IBM for $1 billion in compensation.

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Wired magazine recently published an article named Clint Finley (Klint Finley) explaining how Apple "killed" the Linux desktop. The article points out that the real reason for Linux failure is that developers are turning to OS X, and the reason for this is that the toolkit used to develop Linux applications is not doing well enough to ensure backwards compatibility between different versions of the application Interface (API). More importantly, developers are turning to the web for development work. The following is the full text of this article: it is difficult to ...