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1467 Ok! The wireless GUI mouse with overdrive and its own processor does sound exciE. Charters-4/17/1999
1466 <i>BTW is there any truth to the rumour that the SUN mouse is $1,000.00 wJC Jaros-4/16/1999
1465 <i>What about having to plug in all proprietary sun stuff as peripherals?JC Jaros-4/16/1999
1464 No. I am saying that I can use msft software without needing to read. The dialotrouthead-4/16/1999
1463 I pretty much agree on that but I still think you need to RTFM on a few points.E. Charters-4/16/1999
1462 What about having to plug in all proprietary sun stuff as peripherals? Is it liE. Charters-4/16/1999
1461 That's pretty much the case, Charles. At first I was a bit taken aback by JC Jaros-4/16/1999
1460 What are you saying? That MSFT software is for people who can't/don't Charles Tutt-4/15/1999
1459 Well responding to myself, I was wrong about Borgy not having a clue. His statThomas A Watson-4/15/1999
1458 <i>What do you call competitively priced? The SPARC 20's were 20K andJC Jaros-4/15/1999
1457 What do you call competitively priced? The SPARC 20's were 20K and would juE. Charters-4/15/1999
1456 <i>Well they might try if we had a more public profile but SUN is pretty JC Jaros-4/15/1999
1455 JB- I understand that HP is making their admin tool thing available for Linux. JC Jaros-4/15/1999
1454 Read? What aren't there any decent utilities for administering a Linux worktrouthead-4/15/1999
1453 Linux Secrets, Naba Barkakati Chapter 20. IDG Books.E. Charters-4/15/1999
1452 Mitch, what are the specks on the 19" monitor. I assume it's fixed frThomas A Watson-4/15/1999
1451 Hello Linux World, I am a Junior Ballon and I find myself suddenly with the netrouthead-4/15/1999
1450 Ok sparcie. Run like the wind. Let me know if it comes up to your old pentium E. Charters-4/15/1999
1449 The SPARC 20 is 1994-1995. Many ISP's installed these at 20K a pop and addeE. Charters-4/15/1999
1448 How old is a SPARC 20? Why would you compare such an old machine with a PentiuCharles Tutt-4/15/1999
1447 Yes, it runs Linux. I just got the Debian sparc disks in the mail, and wanted Mitch Blevins-4/14/1999
1446 Well if it were running Linux it may be a good machine. It depends on what it rE. Charters-4/14/1999
1445 I actually just ordered a sparc classic to use as an xterm/dumbterm/dev-machineMitch Blevins-4/14/1999
1444 Well they might try if we had a more public profile but SUN is pretty smug abouE. Charters-4/14/1999
1443 I heard a rumor that Sun was going to buy out Wildcat... sshhh, keep this one uMitch Blevins-4/14/1999
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