From: "Robert Comer" 

> For servers, I prefer FreeBSD over Linux.  :-)

For real servers I prefer AS/400's, but they're to expensive for home. 

I'm not going to use SUSE on my server as a server OS, I'm going to use it
as a desktop...

>

In some things it is for me, but not everything.

- Bob Comer



"Mike '/m'"  wrote in message
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>
> For servers, I prefer FreeBSD over Linux.  :-)
>
> For perimeter protection, I prefer OpenBSD.
>
>  /m
>
> On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 21:37:27 -0500, "Robert Comer"
> 
> wrote:
>
>>Unfortunately I have to deal with it at work to stay compliant with
>>division
>>policy, but for home I already moved to OpenOffice 6 months ago. (it's
>>cheaper...)
>>
>>I still use WinXP at home on a couple PC's, and they'll stay for now as
>>well
>>as on my work PC and laptop. I still like Windows better than any other
>>desktop OS, and WinXP is the one that works the best for me right now.
>>(and
>>it's a good host for running my VPC and VMWare, and development stuff.)
>>
>>I just wiped one of my home servers (Win2003) about 5 hours ago in
>>preparation for loading SUSE Linux.
>>
>>- Bob Comer
>>
>>"Mike '/m'"  wrote in message
>>news:s19221hiopngjnmvo843b3p9rfmfcmj6p7{at}4ax.com...
>>>> > That's just plain unacceptable to me.  :(
>>>
>>> I also.  One of the several reasons why I refuse to
"upgrade" to any
>>> Microsoft
>>> product that possesses the Product DeActivation feature.
>>>
>>>  /m
>>>
> [trim]

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