-=> GLENN MEADOWS wrote to GARY BRITT <=-

 GM> From: "Glenn Meadows" 

 GM> Well, based on all that's included, and the feature sets, the Mac's
 GM> appear to be about the same as the fully equipped Dells and HP's.  We
 GM> have a few in the company, and they give me FAR less trouble than any
 GM> of the PC's.  We've got a good collection of G4's., G5's, 2 iMac's, a
 GM> couple of G4 Powerbooks.

 GM> With the advent of the Intel Mac's, and the two ways to run Windows
 GM> programs, it's even less of an issue.

 GM> I find the Mac hardware to be better built, and just easier to deal
 GM> with. That's just my opinion though,

I not too long ago found a Gateway Pentium III 450Mhz
tossed out shipped in 1999.

As it had the serial number Gateway's web site had a huge volume of
information on it.
Very standard and stout hardware.

I'm running Linux Slackware 10.2 on it and it plays movie DVD's
and rips MP3s from music CDs
384 Meg of RAM and a Voodoo 3 AGP video card.

Best machine I've ever owned by a wide margin and free to boot.
Not rebooting is something I rarely ever _need_ to do anymore :-)

 
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