On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, Danny Yee wrote:
> > > > you might want to instead look at something by companies like cobalt
> > > > networks or valinux. (standalone pre-configured, self-maintaining, _with
> > > > support_.).
>
> Or e-smith running on generic hardware, which provides the same kind
> of
> > > you might want to instead look at something by companies like cobalt
> > > networks or valinux. (standalone pre-configured, self-maintaining, _with
> > > support_.).
Or e-smith running on generic hardware, which provides the same kind
of thing (a web interface so the locals can adminster
jason andrade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Lincoln Dale wrote:
> > you might want to instead look at something by companies like cobalt
> > networks or valinux. (standalone pre-configured, self-maintaining, _with
> > support_.).
>
> you'll also want to look at the new Dell PowerA
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Lincoln Dale wrote:
> you might want to instead look at something by companies like cobalt
> networks or valinux. (standalone pre-configured, self-maintaining, _with
> support_.).
you'll also want to look at the new Dell PowerApp which has started being
sold in australia.
At 02:57 09/08/00, Howard Lowndes wrote:
>I have a good idea what the Linux costings will work out at, but I am not
>too sure of the M$ costs. If anyone has any info in this field they would
>care to impart I would be grateful.
for linux costs, rather than thinking of it as an exercise of:
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