On Fri, Mar 29, 2002 at 06:54:32PM -0800, David Talkington wrote:
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Dan Stromberg wrote:
Thank you for recognizing that admins have more useful things to do with
their time than a steady stream of redhat upgrades.
As Ed points out, that
This is definitely getting OT from RHLAS, but my $.02:
I agree that even if clients howl, upgrading for the sake of upgrading
makes no real sense. This is something that you as an admin should
manage better (perhaps through tyour account manager weenies) and set
the clients expectations
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Dan Stromberg wrote:
our users just hate starting out with something older than the latest.
Well, ok, but it's their money ... they have to decide on the balance
between stability and bleeding edge, and understand that for any given
cash outlay for
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David Talkington wrote:
Dan Stromberg wrote:
our users just hate starting out with something older than the latest.
Well, ok, but it's their money ... they have to decide on the balance
between stability and bleeding edge, and understand that for
On Mon, 2002-04-01 at 13:46, David Talkington wrote:
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Dan Stromberg wrote:
our users just hate starting out with something older than the latest.
Well, ok, but it's their money ... they have to decide on the balance
between stability and
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Bret Hughes wrote:
I have worked with users that always wanted the latest and greatest as
soon as they found out there was something else out there. My guess is
that in this case the users in question probably do not keep up with the
linux
On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 12:23:40PM -0800, David Talkington wrote:
But I'm still not sure how spending a lot of money on an enterprise
version of an operating system simply to quell 'version envy' is a
decision that would be seen as wise by whoever holds the purse strings.
I'm not fully
This is a message about Redhat Linux Advanced Server.
1) Will RHLAS be available for free download?
2) What's the technical low-down on this? How's it different from the
usual RHL? Please don't marketing-speak me - please assume your
audience is pro admin with a bit of programming and system
1) Will RHLAS be available for free download?
AFAIK, no.
2) What's the technical low-down on this? How's it different from the
usual RHL? Please don't marketing-speak me - please assume your
audience is pro admin with a bit of programming and system internals
background.
Please read
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Dan Stromberg wrote:
Thank you for recognizing that admins have more useful things to do with
their time than a steady stream of redhat upgrades.
As Ed points out, that really shouldn't be an issue for you. There's no
compelling reason for you,
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