[CALUG] Linux choices
David A. Cafaro
dac at cafaro.net
Wed Dec 19 11:51:12 EST 2007
Whoops in my list of applications that come with the Windows
"distro", I forgot to mention Internet Explorer. It was probably a
subconscious error, but most likely for good reason (anyone one else
ever had to develop web apps that deal with IE's "standards"??? ).
Cheers,
David
PS. I probably should have had more coffee this morning...
On Dec 19, 2007, at 11:38 AM, David A. Cafaro wrote:
>
> And as for Windows, quite frankly it's a horrible linux distro, even
> with Unix services for Windows installed. It lacks native support
> for almost every linux app out there. And the command line is
> horribly out dated in functionality. The GUI is nice, but besides
> notepad, write and outlook express, there aren't to many programs
> that come with the distribution to make use of the GUI. You'll have
> to spend a lot of time downloading different programs scattered all
> over the web and/or shell out some big bucks to buy them. If you
> want to dual boot that fine, but really stick to Linux if you want to
> get any real work done. ;-)
>
> -David
David A. Cafaro <dac at cafaro.net>
Cafaro's Ramblings: www.cafaro.net
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