Re: Mission critical ...

Tonto wrote:

I have a stupid question. In "mission critical" application, what are
your solutions and why about systems to use?

1) Linux
2) Windows
3) the old AS/400
4) Sun, Solaris

That question doens't means anything, unless you specify what "mission
critical" applications are. It's a buzzword, not a definition.

For instance, many factories still use DOS boxes to run very important
machines...

Put a little context into you question.



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