[quote]Yes OSX can http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/ after all its just Unix in a nice and fluffy skin.[/quote] Thanks for that info. Now I do know. :)
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I disagree that the three OSes in question are not comparable. After all, they are all three operating systems. All three provide an interface between applications and hardware and all three do a pretty good job of allowing the user to organize and launch applications and documents. Windows has separate versions for desktop and server use, and Linux is the same for both. I don't know if MacOS (or OSX, or whatever it's called) is good for servers, or has a separate version, or what...I
I think that Microsoft should offer a special license for home network users. The price should be around $200 and that should include a license to install on all of the computers in the user's personal household, up to 3. The computers should have to be networked together on a home network (for Microsoft to be assured that the computers are in the same household, and also to enable extra home network perks that Microsoft should include in the deal. Since they will be connect
[quote]my wife and I had a discussion about the free linux open source, she works for a company that uses open source on their end user product. What I was told is that the free open source OS requires a little more than superficial knowledge about computers. correct me if I'm incorrect but this is not some *.exe file but a zip file that further needs to be configured, compiled and installed. my lack of skills would make this an unreasonable consideration.[/quote] yes, it i
also, for the record, I was following that thread that baldgye started...and eventually deleted, and he was the one in the wrong (I'm not referring to the lack of quality in the blog post either). I finally had to post when baldgye attacked Linux...basically what I got upset about is that he stated that Linux is horrible and that the command line had to be used to install software. This is very much inaccurate (I can't say that about the horrible part, as that is opinion and he might actually
[quote]I don't see how its a fanboy rant, the point was to point out that neither OS are comparable. How you can compare Ubuntu (for example) to OSX or Windows is laughable given how horrible it is to use, and the fact u have to command line install most applications. I didn't ever say one was out right better than the other becasue I don't think you can compare the two... not untill Apple give out there OS so you can install it on anything... something I'm pretty sure they wont do seeing as