-=> ED HULETT wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

 EH> WAYNE CHIRNSIDE -> ALAN HESS wrote:
 -=>> ALAN HESS wrote to BOB KLAHN <=-

 AH>> Whilst masticating on , Bob Klahn (1:275/311)
 AH>> wrote to Alan Hess:

 AH>>> My new year's resolution for 2007 is to find the book
 AH>>> "Linux for Dummies," and give Linux another shot (this
 AH>>> includes getting past my fear of booting to the drive in my
 AH>>> computer that now holds Ubuntu 5, and updating it to the
 AH>>> latest version, as well as getting the plugins for the
 AH>>> Linux versions of Firefox and Seamonkey.)

 BK>> Ever use something like System commander?

 AH>> Is that a boot manager?  If so, I am using one.  *adh*

 WC> Looks like a database generating utility where you create a template of
 EH> fields of data.

 EH> System Commander? Hahahahahahaha!!!!

 WC> This from a 2 second invocation as user.

 EH> You best take more than 2 seconds next time.

 WC> Opening screen looks a lot like Dbase or Lotus-123 or something.
 WC> I forget which of which.
 WC> I could easily be wrong about this.

 EH> You are.

Happens to us all.
I do not think I need System Commander as I know many ways to do
the same thing for free. 


 EH> http://www.v-com.com/product/System_Commander_Home.html

 EH> System Commander by V-Com is a multi-OS boot manager. As you can see by
 EH> the link, it costs $69.95 and is the "Boot Manager of choice."

 EH> Ed

 EH> --
 EH> "Dependence begets subservience and venality, suffocates the germ of
 EH> virtue, and prepares fit tools for the designs of ambition." -- Thomas
 EH> Jefferson

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