Richard Soule wrote:
I also remember some young kid explaining why Oracle didn't understand
Linux...
Seems like I remember a meeting at UNH where it was said Oracle would
never release a product for Linux even thought they had it running on
Linux for internal trials.
Ed Lawson
In a message dated: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 09:39:54 EST
Ed Lawson said:
Richard Soule wrote:
I also remember some young kid explaining why Oracle didn't understand
Linux...
Seems like I remember a meeting at UNH where it was said Oracle would
never release a product for Linux even thought they had
Ed Lawson wrote:
Seems like I remember a meeting at UNH where it was said Oracle would
never release a product for Linux even thought they had it running on
Linux for internal trials.
Clearly maddog Rich at futurism. I bow to his superior predictive
capabilities. Of course I'll use my young
Hah, I just got one recently.. the little trackpoint thing was broken and I
have a new keyboard on the way..
Anyway.. Thinkpads are very linux friendly. The nice thing about the 600 is
that it has 3 buttons making X that much better.
One thing to remember.. do NOT use lmsensors on a thinkpad
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Cole Tuininga [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all - I have a friend who's considering getting an IBM Thinkpad 600
to play with linux. Anybody have experience with one with linux? Good
or bad?
Thanks in advance.
A couple years ago I had a
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Ken D'Ambrosio [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I agree entirely, and across the board. I love my Sony, but I have to
say that the IBM TP 600 (just installed Debian on one two weeks ago) is
a fine machine. Make sure you have enough RAM, but, b'sides
