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Article #13Re: why dial-up servers are always UNIX??
From: Chris
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 00:00
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Let's try comparing NT to other systems running similar hardware. I have Red Hat Linux boxes which would barely bat an eye at running for two years. My NetBSD boxes are even more stable than that for the most part. We run both Linux and NT as RADIUS servers, email servers, and web servers, but we find that the Linux boxes are faster, more configurable, and more stable. And yes, this is at an ISP. And yes, we do have NT experts here. No, NT is not better. NT has done a commendable job considering its youthful age as an OS and considering that only one company has done the development (Unix systems having been swapped and shared and bugfixed by hundreds of companies and thousands of individuals). NT may someday be as good as Unix systems, but it's not there yet. Chris
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