Re: Testimonial - Thanks to FreeBSD

2004-09-13 Thread Kevin D. Kinsey, DaleCo, S.P.
Valéry wrote:
Hi,
snip of good story!
Great thanks to the community, and your effort to
document FreeBSD, even in French (we are so bad with
others languages ..!), i hope to help the FreeBSD users
by writing some drivers and other things,
Drivers would be cool!
Welcome to FBSD!
Kevin Kinsey
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Re: Testimonial - Thanks to FreeBSD

2004-09-08 Thread Jerry McAllister
Hi,

 
 Hi,
 
 starting on mainframe in the middle 80's,
 i met a dilemn in the later 90's : if you want a job,
 you must run on Microsoft.
 Well, i started a new learn of computing on this
 OS, un-learning all about i knew on computing,
 a very difficult task when you're coming from IBM...
 All my friends repeated to me :
 you should work on Unix like system, you should ..
 2 month's ago, i would like to setup my own server,
 at home, with web, ftp and mail services.
 I want him robust, efficient, safe and so one.
 i dreamed to get an old 3090 for 500$ !, but
 there's no place at home for him :o)
 Thus, i have started to install my first FreeBSD
 (on a very special computer) ... 2 weeks later,
 without any knowledge about Unix like systems,
 my httpd, ftpd ran (very ?!) well. This mean that
 your system is well designed and documented.
 Monitoring access, it's incredible to see that BSD
 is faster by 2 to 3 than other tested system.
 and i discovered that computing is absolutely what
 i learned on IBM ..
 
 Great thanks to the community, and your effort to
 document FreeBSD, even in French (we are so bad with
 others languages ..!), i hope to help the FreeBSD users
 by writing some drivers and other things,

Welcome to FreeBSD.
It is a good community and a good system.
Nothing is perfect, of course, but this community comes
as close as it can and keeps on working.

Enjoy,

jerry  

 
 K. Regards, take care,
 
 --
 Valery aka v/
 www.vslash.com - opened today.
 
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Re: Testimonial - Thanks to FreeBSD

2004-09-08 Thread Herbert Wolverson
On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 00:27:24 +0200, Valéry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,
 
 starting on mainframe in the middle 80's,
 i met a dilemn in the later 90's : if you want a job,
 you must run on Microsoft.
 Well, i started a new learn of computing on this
 OS, un-learning all about i knew on computing,
 a very difficult task when you're coming from IBM...
 All my friends repeated to me :
 you should work on Unix like system, you should ..
 2 month's ago, i would like to setup my own server,
 at home, with web, ftp and mail services.
 I want him robust, efficient, safe and so one.
 i dreamed to get an old 3090 for 500$ !, but
 there's no place at home for him :o)
 Thus, i have started to install my first FreeBSD
 (on a very special computer) ... 2 weeks later,
 without any knowledge about Unix like systems,
 my httpd, ftpd ran (very ?!) well. This mean that
 your system is well designed and documented.
 Monitoring access, it's incredible to see that BSD
 is faster by 2 to 3 than other tested system.
 and i discovered that computing is absolutely what
 i learned on IBM ..
 
 Great thanks to the community, and your effort to
 document FreeBSD, even in French (we are so bad with
 others languages ..!), i hope to help the FreeBSD users
 by writing some drivers and other things,

Welcome to the community!

My testimonial to FreeBSD would be that three years ago I was asked to
get a mailserver for 1,200 users setup quickly, using Qmail, with a
web interface and virus scanning of each and every message. A few days
later, I had FreeBSD+Qmail-ldap+Qmailscanner running - and it's still
running. In three years, it's had two outages, both hardware related.
You really can't beat that.

Since then, I've used FreeBSD for fileservers, firewalls,
printservers, webservers, database servers, and my desktop at home.
I've played with Linux, but the BSD documentation is always more
complete, FreeBSD systems seem to consistently take a kicking and come
back for more. That, and lists such as this offer really great
support.

I love FreeBSD. :-)

-- Herbert
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Testimonial - Thanks to FreeBSD

2004-09-07 Thread Valéry
Hi,
starting on mainframe in the middle 80's,
i met a dilemn in the later 90's : if you want a job,
you must run on Microsoft.
Well, i started a new learn of computing on this
OS, un-learning all about i knew on computing,
a very difficult task when you're coming from IBM...
All my friends repeated to me :
you should work on Unix like system, you should ..
2 month's ago, i would like to setup my own server,
at home, with web, ftp and mail services.
I want him robust, efficient, safe and so one.
i dreamed to get an old 3090 for 500$ !, but
there's no place at home for him :o)
Thus, i have started to install my first FreeBSD
(on a very special computer) ... 2 weeks later,
without any knowledge about Unix like systems,
my httpd, ftpd ran (very ?!) well. This mean that
your system is well designed and documented.
Monitoring access, it's incredible to see that BSD
is faster by 2 to 3 than other tested system.
and i discovered that computing is absolutely what
i learned on IBM ..
Great thanks to the community, and your effort to
document FreeBSD, even in French (we are so bad with
others languages ..!), i hope to help the FreeBSD users
by writing some drivers and other things,
K. Regards, take care,
--
Valery aka v/
www.vslash.com - opened today.
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