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RE: Red Hat CEO: Vista marks end of 'planned software'

the number of time you have to reinstall is a dumb metric. Totally situational. I can speak to farms of machines that are happilly humming along in both environments. The real point here is that red hat's ceo is missing the big picture. MS uses a modular approach to development. There teams are spread all over creation (not just in redmond i promise). Planning what your software will do, creating user stories, performing UAT etc. are all critical things to do when developing software free or otherwise. It's a ridiculous claim that the open model is superior in any way. Redhat doesnt let just anybody join the kernal team. You have to prove yourself to them. Same goes for MS. If you have never interviewed for a OS team or framework team, try it'll make your brain hurt. MS is evolving just like open source is.

Posted by: mydasx   Posted on: 10/21/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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