On Wednesday 19 December 2001 09:10 pm, Hoyt Duff wrote:
On Wednesday 19 December 2001 08:42 pm, you wrote:
And so it goes... the
problem isn't with the office suites, it's the specialized apps that are
going to give you troubles.
Which is why Win4Lin is busy developing its application
Hey, I can dig out that old Altair that's been propping up the corner of
the wood shed for the last decade
Ken
Carroll Grigsby wrote:
Hoyt:
I took a look at the Netraverse page. If I read it right, the idea is that
this server will connect a bunch of desktops to application servers,
Thank you Carroll for your response. I think the desktop is being looked
at closely and I am happy to say that other than a specialized accounting
package all of the other software we use is not Windows specific. Most of
the apps used here are in the process of being ported to the web.
On Thursday 20 December 2001 13:07, you wrote:
Hey, I can dig out that old Altair that's been propping up the corner of
the wood shed for the last decade
Ken
damn, you got any memory that will fit? (I might have some here some where. I
think a 2.5 meg piece)
Want to buy your Pack or
:
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the enterprise
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ndrake.com
It might help us if you defined what you mean by 'heavy loads' -- do you
mean heavy loads as regards to network traffic? heavy loads as regards web
site hits?
Just a thought,
Michael
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On Thursday 20 December 2001 01:27 pm, Ed Tharp wrote:
On Thursday 20 December 2001 13:07, you wrote:
Hey, I can dig out that old Altair that's been propping up the corner of
the wood shed for the last decade
Ken
damn, you got any memory that will fit? (I might have some here some
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Mark Weaver wrote:
Scott,
what kind of problems are you running into with mandrake as a desktop
workstation? I use it everyday for that very thing and find it a breath
of fresh air as my supervisor is forced to reboot his windows machine
3 or 4 times a day in order
On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, Franki wrote:
Think of mandrake as red hat on steriods..
we use mandrake for everything from web servers, dns servers, proxy servers,
and mail servers, and the latter is done with virus scanning of all email
going in and out and fairly interesting spam removal stuff...
On Tuesday 18 December 2001 09:16 pm, Scott wrote:
Hi everyone-
I really respect the opinions of those on the list, so I will ask the
million dollar question. Do you think Mandrake is ready for the
Enterprise? I work for a large company in the US that is considering
Linux for not only the
On Wednesday 19 December 2001 08:42 pm, you wrote:
And so it goes... the
problem isn't with the office suites, it's the specialized apps that are
going to give you troubles.
Which is why Win4Lin is busy developing its application server Tarantella
that is supposed to deliver any app from any
Hi everyone-
I really respect the opinions of those on the list, so I will ask the
million dollar question. Do you think Mandrake is ready for the
Enterprise? I work for a large company in the US that is considering
Linux for not only the servers, but the desktop in the future. They have
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001 21:16:00 -0500 (EST)
Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] studiouisly spake these words to ponder:
Hi everyone-
I really respect the opinions of those on the list, so I will ask the
million dollar question. Do you think Mandrake is ready for the
Enterprise? I work for a large
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] Mandrake in the enterprise
Hi everyone-
I really respect the opinions of those on the list, so I will ask the
million dollar question. Do you think Mandrake is ready for the
Enterprise? I work for a large company in the US that is considering
Linux for not only
Greetings:
In my previous job working at an electrical utility we ran Mandrake
Linux and RedHat Linux on workstations. They were specialized
workstations used as clients to display Motif GUIs from AIX servers.
Once these computers were installed and configured correctly we had zero
problems.
Scott,
Numbers may help in this area also. If you go to http://www.cyber.com.au/ on the
right hand side of the main page you will see an article titled linux vs windows price
comparison. A fairly comprehensive pdf that details the costs in both initial switch
from windows to linux, as well
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