On Wed, 16 Jun 2010, Word Wizard wrote:
Donÿÿt use very old hardware?
I thought one of Linux' selling points was that unlike Windoze Linux
supported legacy hardware.
In the Linux world "very old hardware" are things like MFM and RLL drives.
In the Windows world it is any hardware that is ol
Don’t use very old hardware?
I thought one of Linux' selling points was that unlike Windoze Linux
supported legacy hardware.
I'm using a 14 year old HP scanner fed by a Adaptec SCSI card even
older. No need to change them out as long as they meet my needs. I was
initially lured to try Ubuntu
In case someone hasn't seen this:
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/10things/?p=1582&tag=nl.e101
It's kindergarten material, but some people think everything you need to
know is taught in kindergarten.
-- Pat
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