by mlw » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 04:30:17
> Can someone tell me which of the major search engines ( Google, Yahoo )
> run on Linux?
> I am trying to work only with vendors that use LGX in my personal and
> business life.
> For instance, I do my book business with Amazon because they are using Red
> Hat (and HP-UX).
> I wish there were a website listing those companies whose online
> e-commerce and business systems have been converted to Linux.
> Is there?
by Jonathan DePrizi » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 05:09:57
Hope that helps,
Jonathan DePrizio
On Sun, 15 Jun 2003 01:29:30 GMT
> Can someone tell me which of the major search engines ( Google, Yahoo ) run
> on Linux?
> I am trying to work only with vendors that use LGX in my personal and
> business life.
> For instance, I do my book business with Amazon because they are using Red
> Hat (and HP-UX).
> I wish there were a website listing those companies whose online e-commerce
> and business systems have been converted to Linux.
> Is there?
> --
> give the wrong time
by Donn Mille » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 07:16:57
The site www.yahoo.com is running unknown on FreeBSD.
The site mail.yahoo.com is running unknown on FreeBSD
Hmm... I wonder what this "unknown" could be? Could it be II-s? :-)
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by kosh » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 07:42:11
>> AFAIK, Google (www.google.com) runs on Linux. Alltheweb
>> (www.alltheweb.com) runs on FreeBSD
> Sergey Brin: Actually, we currently run over 6,000 RedHat servers.
Google is an amazing company.
Does anyone know if there's a good search engine (and maybe even an
index, like yahoo's) around anywhere? I couldn't find anyone (exept for
the ones provided by altavista and such, but they just add a "+linux" to
the search...)
Tijmen
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