Category Archives: Ready for the Enterprise

RftE: Python

Posted on September 2, 2006 by Jeff Waugh

After finding this gem through Matthias Clasen and Ryan Lortie, I realised that my Ready for the Enterprise series simply had to include negative reviews too: Things that are clearly not Ready for the Enterprise. Apparently, Arjan van de Ven … Continue reading →

Posted in Ready for the Enterprise | Tagged desktop, GNOME | 18 Comments

RftE: Ubuntu Server

Posted on August 18, 2006 by Jeff Waugh

You can install Ubuntu Server 6.06 LTS with your big toe. I know because I just did it. It’s worth pointing out that I have a pretty large big toe, too. Those with smaller, nimbler big toes will have an … Continue reading →

Posted in Ready for the Enterprise | Tagged Ubuntu | 5 Comments

Ready for the Enterprise: Nokia 770

Posted on June 11, 2006 by Jeff Waugh

The Nokia 770, with the latest Internet Tablet 2006 beta firmware, is Ready for the Enterprise. Thanks to Nokia, I’ve had the 770 for a while, but given the lack of pervasive public wifi in Australia, its housebound use cases … Continue reading →

Posted in Ready for the Enterprise | Tagged GNOME | 3 Comments

Wave Your Bullshit Wand With Me

Posted on March 12, 2006 by Jeff Waugh

When someone says “not ready for the enterprise” (or similar context- and content-free assertions), what they actually mean is: “They never had to deal with this shit in Star Trek!” Of course, this also means that claims of enterprise-readiness suggest … Continue reading →

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