Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 27th Sep 2006 13:51 UTC, submitted by IdaAshley
"The OpenPower program offers free remote access to servers running 64-bit Linux on POWER5 processors. In Part 1 of the Taking OpenPower for a spin series, author Peter Seebach introduces the process of getting access to a system and compiling applications for it, both as 32-bit and 64-bit applications. He pays particular attention to issues unique to 'guest' software development without root privileges - something most Linux users have never had to do."
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Ever use AIX? Its good for what it does...serve but it has a lot of non standard stuff about it that makes portability to and from other Unixes/Linux a challenge. And if you want to just recompile your app for a different platform, Linux will do a much better job than AIX.
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"Ever use AIX? Its good for what it does...serve but it has a lot of non standard stuff about it that makes portability to and from other Unixes/Linux a challenge. And if you want to just recompile your app for a different platform, Linux will do a much better job than AIX."
Hmmmmmm
s/AIX/Linux/
s/Linux/BSD/
'nuff said
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