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Why do you prefer *nix?
gump420:
quote:Originally posted by Foney:
I still havent seen a good arguement on why *nix is better than NT/2k. :confused:
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This statement just goes to show, my friends, that there are no stupid questions, but there are a LOT of inquisitive idiots.
(Oh, and VoidMain -- wtf???)
Foney:
well give me a good arguement on why *nix is better. List some reasons.
[ December 18, 2001: Message edited by: Foney ]
mr6re9:
Guilty buy association.
Very simply put, *.nix users are a friendlier lot. There is a lot more help out there for newbies like myself. Without help from the many *.lugs, I would not have the smooth, reliable OS that I do.
Try to get help from Mycrowsauce without first obtaining a pissport. I think DOT NOT. I don't wish to get tangled in that NET.
I've come to this forum on a quest for information. I want to know why I cannot control, organize and OWN my Windows box, like I can control, organize and OWN my Linux box.
Glad to be here. That is all for now. I'll resume sandbagging.
Happy Holidays,
farmer6re9
Foney:
quote:Originally posted by farmer6re9:
Try to get help from Mycrowsauce without first obtaining a pissport. I think DOT NOT. I don't wish to get tangled in that NET.
I've come to this forum on a quest for information. I want to know why I cannot control, organize and OWN my Windows box, like I can control, organize and OWN my Linux box.
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What on earth are you talking about!?? What windows OS have you tried? Cause I know you haven't tried 2000 with that statement.
voidmain:
quote:Originally posted by Foney:
What on earth are you talking about!?? What windows OS have you tried? Cause I know you haven't tried 2000 with that statement.
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Do you own your copy of Win2k? I think not, and as a matter of fact you can only put it on one machine. I have 8 machines on my home network. Hmmm, how much would that set me back? Let alone if I wanted run a copy of NT Server w/IIS/SQL Server and expose one of them to the Internet? How much is that going to set me back? Now if I want to write some DLLs for my nice shiney IIS server I guess I'll have to buy a copy of VC or VB, how much is that going to set me back? Let alone when I get done with this I have a slow piece of shit IIS server that any 15 year old can hack in to.
I have already listed *many* reasons why Win* (including Win2k) is inferior in several message threads. I'm not going to repeat them. But then MS users have a hard time reading, hence "Video Professor".
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