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Samp Offers Unix-Based Alternative to LAMP

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TechNewsWorld; By Jack M. Germain
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Sun has assembled a new program stack to give users access to some of the most popular open source applications. Sun's enhancement primes the existing applications to run optimized on Sun's Unix-based Solaris platform. Apache, MySQL and Perl already are well established on the Linux platform.

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For all practical purposes, linux is a flavor of unix, so the point is moot: LAMP is already unix-based.
Yes but UAMP looks funny, and it's not as fun to say as LAMP or SAMP.

I suppose we could call it all NAMP, and when reading it like a word make sure the M is silent.
I like SAPP or LAPP - P for PostgreSQL in lieu of M for MySQL
> Yes but UAMP looks funny, and it's not as fun to say as LAMP or SAMP.

Well, in Sun's case, I'd vote for TRAMP, but I can't think of any good terms to match. :(
Doesn't every one spell solaris trsolaris?
heh I have always spelled it slowlaris
My favorite (to say not to use) is WIMP: Windows, IIS, MySQL, PHP/Perl/Python
WIMPS - That used to mean "Windows Icons Menus Panels Skels" in the old days when I worked in a TSO/ISPF environment.

Ah yes - the days of JCL, how I miss thee. "Windows? We don't need no stinkin' Windows"

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