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Technology Stocks : Wintel's Demise
MSFT 520.37+0.5%9:30 AM EST

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To: Charles Tutt who wrote (245)9/29/1997 4:30:00 PM
From: Steve Porter   of 328
 
Charles,

Congratulations on your purchase of the SUN hardware. IMHO it is the one thing that SUN does best.

I did not know about the one patch, can you please send me more information on the file name.

Also the $20,000 to $99 was a reference to the way MOST people buy each product. Most people either buy $99 Windows 95 or get it for free with their system. MOST people running Solaris buy it on $20,000+ workstations.

My complaint about Sun's support is mostly that I don't like the way they do it. I know they have patches online, but they don't (to my knowledge and maybe I should check this) have a knowledge base online. I use that more than I us MS's patches.

Speaking of MSFT's software being full of holes, look at all the patches on SUN's site.. I think there's more. Anyway to cut a long argument short, I think SUN's support could be much better organized and tehrefore more efficient.

Steve.

PS After you have run Solaris on the Workstation for a while, you will not like it on x86 anymore, trust me;)
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