On Wed, May 05, 1999 at 06:42:40PM +0200, Marcus Brinkmann wrote: > A: "Hey, I heard Linux is great, can we use it for our desktop?" > B: "Sure." > A: "But we have NT servers..." > B: "Linux can use them." > A: "Great, let's do it."
Common to see this..
> The alternative could be:
>
> A: "Hey, I heard Linux is great, can we use it?"
> B: "Yes, but we have also to change to a Linux server, because of MS
> proprietary protocol."
> A: "Ok, no problem."
Very uncommon to see this, it ends up more like:
A: "Hey, I heard Linux is great, can we use it?"
B: "Only if you upgrade to it completely."
A: "So we can't really phase it in over time?"
B: "It won't work with your existing servers and clients, so not really."
A: "Ah, well, too bad for Linux then."
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<Flood> netgod: I also have a "Evil Inside" T-shirt (w/ Intel logo).. on
the back it states: "When the rapture comes, will you have root?"
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