linuxworld

In the spirit of "Better later than never", I would blog my San Francisco LinuxWorld trip. It's my first-eve LinuxWorld trip.

Day 1:

I attended the keynote by Charles Phillips from Oracle.
Oracle chose Linux as its part of certified stack because Linux is open, and Oracle does not have its own OS. If Orcale apps have problems with Microsoft OS, it will have to get the support from MS. But with Linux, everything is open. Oracle can troubleshoot problems themselves and determine whehter it's a OS problem and application problem. If Oracle finds any bug, it'll fix it and contribute fixes back to Linux.

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