[PLUG] Windows 2000 code leaked?
phillip
phillk6751 at comcast.net
Thu Feb 12 22:41:02 UTC 2004
Okay you can completely forget i even SAID that....now that i take notice that
number that shows up when you do ls -l, for example "total 2792" means the
number of KB used in that directory....i don't know how on earth i was
thinking that it meant number of files in the directory. so i guess windows
sounds right....250 megs.....sure....but that the total is 40 gigs or
more(according to news.com), which is just absolutely crazy for an operating
system....how does one start with 40 gigs of source code, and end up with 1
single cd for the product? i just don't get it.
-phil
On Friday 13 February 2004 5:25 am, Ian Burrell wrote:
> The source code for Linux 2.6.1 contains 15000 files. I used "find
> -type f | wc" to do the count. Either you miscounted or kwrite has lots
> of tiny, little files.
>
> 31,000 files for Windows 2000 doesn't sound unreasonable. A line count
> would be a more accurate estimate of the amount of source code.
>
> - Ian
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