Winning by quite a long way at the moment, leading over Debian by
about 600 votes :)
On 9/8/07, Mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Add your vote to the Lenovo blog:
http://lenovoblogs.com/insidethebox/?p=98
Mac
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You may have seen this on slashdot today, but just in case you didn't
- check it out anyway.
It's a great article showing how one business is saving a ton of cash
by migrating its server infrastructure away from Microsoft, and to
Linux.
http://www.linux.com/feature/119020
Cheers
Chris
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Mark et al
When you say you have a spare box lying around waiting for a catasrophe to
happen, is it literally tucked away in storage somewhere, or is it
pre-connected to the farm but just powered down?
The reason I ask is whether you physically alternate the backup box or just
power up / power d
Michael Holloway wrote:
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> 2. How many Linux users would buy a one? I'm not sure i can answer this,
> but i imagine not too many. Most linux users like to customise their
> machines, and put all the latest and greatest (or cheapest and oldest)
> compenents into it. So they would normally buy a ma
