> Darrell Wilcock wrote:
>
> >The librarian wants a WWW interface to his book cataloge. Needs
> linux
> >software to do this (apache,perl/php, mysql). Does anyone know of
> >anything that runs on linux.
>
> Why not use Lotus Notes, they could easily develop a Library
> Knowledge database. Librarians could "read" up on Notes.
>
> At home I have a Notes Knowledge database running on a old Pentium
> 75 with RH5.1. Compared to the Exchange server it never crashes.
MS server crashes is something that was mentioned a number of times.
Handy to know about what you need to run notes.
My target is recycling older hardware as unfortunately most companies
are not giving away pentiums. I will also be aiming to use linux as
much as possible, perhaps with Caldera DOs and win3x (hmm, wonder if
ibm will donate some os/2).
Taah.
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