How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
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How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
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Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#2One must have balls of steel to run windows on a spaceship.
Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#3One must have balls of steel to run windows on a spaceship.
Personally, I wouldn't be stoked to run Linux on them either to be honest. But both are being done. Practicality rules I suppose.
Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#4One must have balls of steel to run windows on a spaceship.
Personally, I wouldn't be stoked to run Linux on them either to be honest. But both are being done. Practicality rules I suppose.
Having sourcecode to everything would make me trust things more as at least we could fix things without calling MS.
But what would you run? QNX? BSD?
Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Personally, I wouldn't be stoked to run Linux on them either to be honest. But both are being done. Practicality rules I suppose.
Having sourcecode to everything would make me trust things more as at least we could fix things without calling MS. But what would you run? QNX? BSD?
Just because you have the source code, doesn't mean you have the knowledge to fix it before you die.
Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Having sourcecode to everything would make me trust things more as at least we could fix things without calling MS. But what would you run? QNX? BSD?
Just because you have the source code, doesn't mean you have the knowledge to fix it before you die.
Sure, but without it, you stand no chance at all.
Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#7Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Having sourcecode to everything would make me trust things more as at least we could fix things without calling MS. But what would you run? QNX? BSD?
Just because you have the source code, doesn't mean you have the knowledge to fix it before you die.
No, but you can review the source code before (or at any point), whereas with Windows, you cannot even do that.
Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#9One must have balls of steel to run windows on a spaceship.
Well, if your account is only a Home Edition, you will not get the same support as if you upgrade to Universal Galactic Edition which has a LTS measured in generations.
Re: How to avoid a BSOD on your 2B dollar spacecraft
#10One must have balls of steel to run windows on a spaceship.
Wonder if it's LTSC or the standard image with candy crush, windows store, and Xbox game app bloat?