Well, you do know what "AIX" stands for, don't you?
"AIX" == "Ain't Unix"
Now, don't get me wrong, I think it's a GREAT operating
system. Driver development for it is a memorable,
gratifying experience. Software distribution is a dream
come true.
But, as I said, it Ain't Unix.
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On Thursday, January 08, 1998 11:55 AM, Johan Teekens
[SMTP:calculus @
pi .
net] wrote:
> Next week an RS6000, model 43p, with AIX, is going to be
> delivered to me,
> on wich I have to install the IBM firewall, this is not
> exactly what I
> wanted, I wanted Raptor or Linux, but for political
> reasons we have to buy
> the IBM firewall.
> Has anyone any experience with it, what are the
> advantages? How stable is
> it? Where are it's holes?
>
> It's not that I don' t trust it or anything, but this
> software is quite new
> for me, and the art of automation this to decrease the
> risk of anything
> going wrong, I can't estimate that risk at the moment.
>
> Can anyone tell me what is going to happen to me?
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