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I'm a veteran #AIX / #Linux / #Storage system admin who has specialized in site reliability and devops before it was a thing. I'm looking for employment or contract work. I can do remote but would love to work in person in Calgary too!
I've designed, deployed, and maintained fleets of systems supporting ERP landscapes and other commercial applications.
I find structure in your chaos, I automate my way to laziness and reliability.
Getting closer to having IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 installed! Currently having an issue with the installer actually making the minidisks/filesystems. Leaning towards it being the old 200MB Seagate HDD. Currently going through my limited stash of 2.5 IDE drives to see if I can find another drive that might work while the Seagate does a low level format.
Did some things and stuff and left a disk to format while I rested on the couch. I now have #AIX#UNIX 1.3 installed on physical hardware with X11 currently installing.
[Specs]
486DX-33
16MB EDO
455.3MB HDD
NE2000 Compatible
ATi VGA Wonder 1MB
“Would you like to use the browser by Company X, or the browser by the company that survives on half-a-billion dollars a year from Company X, or the browser by the company that gets paid an estimated $20 billion a year by Company X even though it can survive without it?”
We desperately need a web browser by an independent organisation funded by EU taxpayer money and maintained for the common good.
Today I used #bpftrace on a #Linux system to investigate a performance issue. Really took me back to my days working on #Solaris at Sun Microsystems. I used #dtrace quite a bit at that time, and it's good to see the same good ideas thriving in Linux.
I worked in #AIX development at #IBM for many years, and I was always a little sad that people didn't use #probevue more. Perhaps this is because AIX has a good system trace infrastructure and the culture grew up using that. Hard to say.
@swagpussc The basic thing to understand is that this is not a world of Windows.
There have always been other operating systems, and in particular there has been, since the late 1960s, a large class of operating systems that are: Unix; one of the many flavours of Unix that #Unix split into in the 1970s; or someone creating an operating system that's very much like Unix, from the ground up, a decade or 2 later.
#Linux is (the kernel of) the last sort of operating system.
@swagpussc (...continued)
Often forgotten by people is the period in between. The people who cloned Linux and the (GNU) "shell" around it often worked from samizdat doco about 1970s Unix.
In the 1980s and early 1990s, there were a whole bunch of commercial #Unix flavours: #Xenix, HP/UX, #AIX, #SunOS, #Ultrix, OSF/1, AT&T System 3, AT&T System 5, ...
#Illumos, which came from #Solaris, which came from SunOS, is actually still around.