----LINUX
 
 PM>  ===  I am however thinking: Old dog, new tricks.
 PM>  And because of the investment of time involved I
 PM>  may just be dreaming, because I'm so backed up
 PM>  with other stuff to do that I may never get to
 PM>  it.
 
> Oh well. Don't ever upgrade your system then.
 
 === Nyah, nyah, nyah. [g]
 
> I see major changes everywere that will require
> relearning. Even in MS-World. XP sure screwed up
> alot of Win98 users. I don't know what the 98
> holdouts are going to do in the near future when
> they find themselves totally out of step and
> their systems unsupported.
 
 === Could be a problem in the very long run. But
 I think 98 will be around for awhile yet.
 
 === However, that's not quite what I meant by
 "investment in time" and "other stuff to do".
 When I say old dog I mean =old= dog, although I
 don't want to get too morbid here, if you get my
 drift.
 
 === But -- not yet having tried it -- Linux does
 sounds good... so far. [g]
 
 === Why BTW does Redhat have half the Linux
 market? Aggressive marketing or valid product?
 
 
 === Cheers from Phil, the old dog.
 
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