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Posted by Seth
on Thursday December 20, @06:59AMfrom the ask-a-stupid-question dept. qluless asks: "I have just started a new job at a company with about a hundred desktop UNIX clients. The problem is, however, that we are running every UNIX flavor that there is under the sun -- Solaris, IRIX, Tru64, and a few distributions of Linux. This is really a support nightmare, but thankfully the company just received a big grant to replace all machines with nice Athlon boxes. I have decided that for the sake of my time we are going to install one Linux distribution on all machines, so I am currently deciding which distribution would be the best solution for this problem. I hear really good things about Slackware's stability and ease of administration, so that is currently my number one choice. Anyone can give me any pointers?" ( Read More... | 2405 bytes in body | 53 of 53 comments )
Posted by Seth
on Thursday December 20, @07:33PMmoviejunkie submitted this review of the new Soderbergh movie "Good Will Hunting Goes to Las Vegas." Let us know what you think! ( Read More... | 4938 bytes in body | 43 of 43 comments )
Posted by RobBrown
on Thursday December 20, @08:09PMfrom the what-you-read-is-what-you-need-to-know dept. First, I've used word processors (WYSIWYG and otherwise) from Wordstar on. I used one of the first "true" WYSIWYG PC editors capable of doing math and equations (T3). I've used most of the versions of Word (starting with what I think was version 1) in passing at least, Word Perfect, and around a half dozen others in various incarnations (PC-Write -- anybody remember that? StarOffice, Abiword, Applixware and a couple of PC transients whose name I can no longer recall). (click below for the other 99%) ( Read More... | 1908733455 bytes in body | 92 of 92 comments ) |
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