Title: RE: XP vs. W2000

So, Jared, I have heard of VmWare which is not as far as I know Open Source(Free).
I don't know of Win4Lin, is it Open Source? and won't you email me a link to the site.

Regards
Denham

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Subject: Re: XP vs. W2000



Forget it.

Get Suse  7.2 or 7.3, or the latest version of RedHat.

If you want to run Windoze too,  get VmWare or Win4Lin.

Win4Lin works with win95/98.

Vmware is more flexible and will work with Win2k.

I've found Win98 with Win4Lin to be more stable
than Win98 by itself.

Jared




                                                                                                                 
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This question is a little off the mark.  I will be ordering a new Dell PC
(8200) in the near future.  I would like to know which OS I should go with.
XP Professional or W2000?  Any suggestions?  Anyone have any experience
with
XP Prof.?  Pluses / minuses?

Thanks,

Ken
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