> > I happen to be very in favor of before/after. Allow me to remind you all, that
I think we should either have before/after, or make really sure things work. not in theory. in practice, an hour before the real show. with the very same things that are going to be up on stage. > > Oh, and I think a Pentium 75 will NOT be of use in this kind of demo. > > Depends on what you want to demonstrate. If you want to show the flashy things, > you're right. But you can also show that the old piece of junk that you were > just about to throw away, can be your firewall, web server, ftp server and many > more things. > > In my opinion, old and powerless computers in one of the few fields where Linux > wins with a knockout. Everywhere else, we have to either preach ideology (which > I agree with at times) or fight a hard case of showing that we're better, > sometimes even only the same. I wholeheartedly agree. A demo with a pentium 75, making it a usable machine, is a really good thing. -- Orna. | http://tx.technion.ac.il/~agmon The trouble with a kitten is that Eventually, it becomes a cat. --Ogden Nash -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Haifa Linux Club Mailing List (http://linuxclub.il.eu.org) To unsub send an empty message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
