Just how mainstream is it? Re: [OS:N:] Is the Open Source Now list alive?

[Alfred Hovdestad]

Our biggest success has been using Red Hat for our Oracle database 
servers.  The performance and price (h/w and s/w) are great selling points.

We will be switching our web server (Apache) to Red Hat this year.  We 
are also running our DNS servers (cisco) and our spam filter (Sophos 
Pure Message) on Red Hat.

Our student/faculty/staff web server is running Red Hat and MySQL.

Other servers include:

network monitoring (nagios) 	Red Hat
3D graphical workstations	Red Hat
webmail (imp)			Red Hat


--
Alfred Hovdestad (RHCE)
University of saskatchewan





Peter D. St. Onge wrote:
> On Mon, 7 Jan 2008 08:15:08 -0500 (EST), Michael Williams 
> (mwilliams at haywood.k12.nc.us) wrote:
>  > Since linux has become more mainstream, I guess people just take it
>  > for granted anymore.
> 
> It's "mainstream" in the sense that it is 'out there' but I question 
> just how popular it is given the ongoing marketing. How about a quick 
> show of hands for folks in educational institutions - how prevalent is 
> Linux (and which distro) in your neck of the woods?
> 
> Moreover, are the local tech folks exploiting OSS ways in facilitating 
> installation of systems, management of networks and assets?
> 
> Best,
> 
> -- pete
> 
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