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I work at Sun Microsystems.
The opinions expressed here are my own,
and neither Sun nor any other party necessarily
agrees with them.
A couple of months ago, Rubyist world headquarters over in Japan was
looking around for something to run their new Subversion server on. We dug a
box out of a closet and sent it along, and now it looks like
it’s up.
Jeepers, that’s a fully loaded
X4100, it ought to be
able to handle the next couple of thousand Ruby committers assuming they only
code eighteen hours a day or so, and with hot-swappable everything, so next
time you type svn co ruby, it’ll probably work.
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From: Pat Eyler (Dec 22 2006, at 06:32)
This is great news, and a wonderful contribution from Sun. I'm guessing that you had something to do with it, so please accept my thanks (and pass them along to whomever else deserves them).
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From: Chris Williams (Dec 22 2006, at 07:23)
I just wanted to say "Thanks!" as a Ruby community member. Your recent interest in Ruby has been leading to a lot of good stuff - like people actually considering i18n, the JRuby guys getting an official gig, and now a nice big box for Ruby core committers. It's nice to see you and Sun contributing.
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