if you mean that planets revolve around the sun roughly in the same plane, as the star itself rotates, then look in to the formation of the sun and planets from the same disk of dust.. movement is tightly coupled to the formation itself.
yes, company allows installing any OS. Also my previous employer was a University, who maintains their own flavor on Linux, which was then one of the official choices in addition to Windows and OSX.
both: pull for servers that are on 24/7. push for laptops (for example at login time, or other)
if you mean that planets revolve around the sun roughly in the same plane, as the star itself rotates, then look in to the formation of the sun and planets from the same disk of dust.. movement is tightly coupled to the formation itself.
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it's a web app, free to use, but not FOSS
yes, company allows installing any OS. Also my previous employer was a University, who maintains their own flavor on Linux, which was then one of the official choices in addition to Windows and OSX.
there are a gazillion switches to control the behavior. Like, --ignore-existing, to not overwrite any existing files ...