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[jose d lopez]

It varies, but campus wide services generally run on Solaris. Student  
run labs use FreeBSD or various *nix.

The school itself is actually very luddite when it comes to IT.  
Departments have very strict rules for compliance if they want to run  
on the school network.



On May 2, 2009, at 1:42 PM, PR <oly562 at charter.net> wrote:

> Some one lend me their log and pass, I would like to have a look-see  
> at
> the UCB lab. ;)  havn't log into a school lab since um... 1992? lol
>
> Tony Godshall wrote:
>> ...
>>
>>>> Anyone out there in BUUG-land actually know for a fact what is  
>>>> used at
>>>> U.C. Berkeley?  I assume it varies by department.  What are you
>>>>
>>> I was trying to think what they had in the 2nd floor of Soda.  I  
>>> just took
>>> a couple of courses there.  I think they were Suns.  That's the
>>> non-windoze labs  {:)
>>>
>>
>> Yeah, I guess Solaris is the closest thing to a corporate Real Unix
>> around today.  Of course they, like BSD, replaced the Unix copyright
>> stuff so they don't call it Unix(tm) either.  Of course now they are
>> owned by Oracle, and they've open-srouced much of it...
>>
>>
>>>> actually interested in, William, computer science?  General  
>>>> computer
>>>> labs?  Engineering labs?  (I hear computer labs in universities are
>>>> closing now that everyone has their own computers)
>>>>
>>> The general push now adays is that all these script kiddies run  
>>> what they
>>> want.  Sometimes Ubuntu, sometimes windoze, sometimes macs. etc.
>>>
>>
>> You are calling UC Berkeley students script-kiddies?  I'd assumed
>> script-kiddies weren't smart enough to get into Cal.
>>
>> Tony
>>
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