2009
04.01
04.01
I was a little bit disappointed to find out that the “unix” server that IT students use at RMIT Vietnam is actually a Linux box. Well, why not Unix?
Student life at RMIT Vietnam
I was a little bit disappointed to find out that the “unix” server that IT students use at RMIT Vietnam is actually a Linux box. Well, why not Unix?
Now this blog is much more concentrated on those technical sides huh
I expected those likely-personal experiences.
@rebyn lolz, it’s just about anything related to student life at RMIT Vietnam.
Maybe I should write more for this site. ^^
Hmm, where have you been, sis?
My personal experience as a Business Club leader (or my current student life) can be briefly describe:
- Sleeping in the Finance and Leadership class
- Never do homework of Internet
- Switching my Business Enterprise class
How shameful it is. You want me to write it here?
Ha ha, write about those. They’re real, aren’t they?
Oh man! You always told me that your school has a Unix server!
By the way, why are you disappointed? Do you know the diferrence between “UNIX” and “GNU/Linux”? Just like MIT license or BSD lincense, nowaday, there is NO such thing as an “actual” UNIX Operating System. “UNIX” is just a concept that refers to a OS family. So, I guess there’s no problem with the GNU/Linux on your school’s server.