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To: Reginald Middleton who wrote (14714)	12/15/1997 8:41:00 AM
From: Justin Banks	Read Replies (3) of 24154

Reg - It just struck me that my last response to you was less than legible, so I'm going to repost in a more tabular format (see msg. 14866). But those days may be over, as my look at the near-release version of Red Hat Linux 5.0 shows. I recently set up two simple 10-user test intranets for a fictional insurance company. One was built with Red Hat Linux 5.0 and the other was set up with Windows NT Server 4.0. With Red Hat, not only did I get the base OS, but also a Web server, email server, database program, and more. The total cost was $49.95. The cost of a similar NT setup is over $4,600 (see below the table "Red Hat Linux Versus NT"). Now you can see why Linux is making strong inroads in the corporate world. Red Hat Linux Versus NT Red Hat Linux isn't just cheap--you get a number of bundled services compared to NT. Feature Red Hat Linux 5.0 WinNT 4.0 Server Base operating system * * Web server * * Email * Extra Development tools * Extra Database * Extra Total Cost $49.95 $4,636 * = item included -justinb

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