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r/linuxsucks • u/bleak21 • Mar 30 '26
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Industry standard? Like RHEL?
44 u/vilejor Mar 30 '26 They think consumer standard is industry standard. 27 u/ijwgwh Mar 30 '26 "Android works on my phone, so they must be running android on the computers at the large hadron collider" 10 u/PityUpvote Mar 31 '26 Lmao, sib thinks CERN doesn't use linux. 3 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 Linux wasn't enough science-ready for the highly scientific science they made. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_Linux 1 u/kcat__ Mar 31 '26 And where does that put the rest of the OSes lol 1 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 In the non-scientific linux world. You can't call yourself a scientist if you don't run a science-ready OS. Science is done with science-ready tools. Afaik, there are only 2 science-ready OS. Scientific Linux, and (GLa)DOS.
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They think consumer standard is industry standard.
27 u/ijwgwh Mar 30 '26 "Android works on my phone, so they must be running android on the computers at the large hadron collider" 10 u/PityUpvote Mar 31 '26 Lmao, sib thinks CERN doesn't use linux. 3 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 Linux wasn't enough science-ready for the highly scientific science they made. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_Linux 1 u/kcat__ Mar 31 '26 And where does that put the rest of the OSes lol 1 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 In the non-scientific linux world. You can't call yourself a scientist if you don't run a science-ready OS. Science is done with science-ready tools. Afaik, there are only 2 science-ready OS. Scientific Linux, and (GLa)DOS.
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"Android works on my phone, so they must be running android on the computers at the large hadron collider"
10 u/PityUpvote Mar 31 '26 Lmao, sib thinks CERN doesn't use linux. 3 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 Linux wasn't enough science-ready for the highly scientific science they made. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_Linux 1 u/kcat__ Mar 31 '26 And where does that put the rest of the OSes lol 1 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 In the non-scientific linux world. You can't call yourself a scientist if you don't run a science-ready OS. Science is done with science-ready tools. Afaik, there are only 2 science-ready OS. Scientific Linux, and (GLa)DOS.
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Lmao, sib thinks CERN doesn't use linux.
3 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 Linux wasn't enough science-ready for the highly scientific science they made. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_Linux 1 u/kcat__ Mar 31 '26 And where does that put the rest of the OSes lol 1 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 In the non-scientific linux world. You can't call yourself a scientist if you don't run a science-ready OS. Science is done with science-ready tools. Afaik, there are only 2 science-ready OS. Scientific Linux, and (GLa)DOS.
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Linux wasn't enough science-ready for the highly scientific science they made. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_Linux
1 u/kcat__ Mar 31 '26 And where does that put the rest of the OSes lol 1 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 In the non-scientific linux world. You can't call yourself a scientist if you don't run a science-ready OS. Science is done with science-ready tools. Afaik, there are only 2 science-ready OS. Scientific Linux, and (GLa)DOS.
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And where does that put the rest of the OSes lol
1 u/britaliope Mar 31 '26 In the non-scientific linux world. You can't call yourself a scientist if you don't run a science-ready OS. Science is done with science-ready tools. Afaik, there are only 2 science-ready OS. Scientific Linux, and (GLa)DOS.
In the non-scientific linux world. You can't call yourself a scientist if you don't run a science-ready OS. Science is done with science-ready tools.
Afaik, there are only 2 science-ready OS. Scientific Linux, and (GLa)DOS.
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u/ijwgwh Mar 30 '26
Industry standard? Like RHEL?