US Economy

[C. Ed Felt]

Wow:

Thanks for the flood of suggestions.  I even found a good possibility 
for Palm PC syncronization.  I will be trying Linux as my only laptop OS 
once my dependance on Wind :-$ ze is gone (I graduate in 3 weeks and 
there is no avoiding Excell spreadsheets in my Stats class).  I am a 
Redhat, Unix (command line), Fedora Core and Mandrake man myself.  I 
have played with older small distros like P-NUT on my old computers 
too.  For my laptop  however, Suse Pro is looking like the best choice 
with Gnome as the desktop (though I am an old school KDE guy).

It has always seemed strange to me that all 
programming/configuration/installing I do is for and on Linux servers, 
so I guess it's time to switch.  :-)

Thanks again for the suggestions and info.

-Ed Felt

Joel Finlinson wrote:

>On Apr 10, 2005 7:33 PM, John Nielsen <lists at jnielsen.net> wrote:
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>>Quoting Dave Smith <DavidSmith at byu.net>:
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>>>Hans Fugal wrote:
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>>>>On Sat,  9 Apr 2005 at 23:24 -0600, Dan Wilson wrote:
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>>>>>>  2. Reconfiguring wireless on my laptop every time I sit down on a
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><snip>
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>>>like for Linux to automagically use whatever network is available
>>>without *any* user intervention. Ideas?
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>>Am I imagining things, or did we actually veer back ON topic here? :)
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>    Let me correct that and help get us back off topic......  ;-)   
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>   I've got something to add about the point someone was saying that
>Linux has no effect on the economy or the price of Microsoft's OS:
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>http://tinyurl.com/4p9ru   (microsoft-watch.com article)
>http://tinyurl.com/4etfy    (YahooNews from Ziff Davis)
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>    Respectfully,
>
>    JOEL
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