Re: Linux uncrackable...?

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On Sat, Sep 8, 2012 at 9:44 PM, Chuck Peters <cp@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I thought Oracle called their version Unbreakable Linux and that it is essentially a clone of RedHat.  

The product´s current name is "Oracle Linux".
They offer as an option UEK aka "unbreakable enterprise kernel".

I guess Oracle refers to "break" as "stops working" it´s not a claim about unbreakable security, but rather, stability.

Marketing as a whole not having a brain is news to you? ;)
FC

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