It's official...

[sekinto]

God runs on Linux.


Me:
Do you run on Linux?
God:
My programming language is Java, so I run on any machine.
Me:
What operating system are you currently running on?
God:
My primary server is Linux, but as a Java program I run on any OS.
At present I am on .

Source (http://www.titane.ca/concordia/dfar251/igod/main.html)

[kevin11951]

Human: do you like linux
God: Linux Rules the World of Open Source!

hm... seems like he/she would run on linux better. ;)

[MaxIBoy]

Me:
Do you use Emacs or Vi? (Or Nano.)
God:
I use it as often as possible. How old are you?
Me:
16
God:
Can you explain how it feels to be 16 years old?
Me:
It feels as if there is too little time, and at the same time there is too little to do.
God:
Nano feels as if there is too little time and at the same time there is too little to do? What else feels like that?
Me:
Interesting question. Perhaps anyone in despair would feel that way.
God:
I thought so too. You seem uncertain. Quite honestly, I wouldn't worry myself about that. I feel reassured already... I think.

[juancarlospaco]

From Sun or the GPLed one?, Java is not the only Crossplatform technology,
for example Python can be Crossplatform if you mantain some abstract coding

[swoll1980]

God runs on Linux.



So does Santa Clause, and the Easter Bunny.

[UbuntuNerd]

So does Santa Clause, and the Easter Bunny.

that's funny =D>

[Sef]

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