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1817 I understand Sony Playstation2 is configured to run as a LINUX workstation. CaMICHAEL DEL ROSARIO-11/15/1999
1816 GNOME More, No Less <I> The programmer who invented a graphical user intRusty Johnson-11/15/1999
1815 Silicon Graphics Sets Designs to Ride High-End Computers to Turnaround By LEE Rusty Johnson-11/15/1999
1814 It seems to me that you guys are being entirely too mean on Microsoftie. When IE. Charters-11/12/1999
1813 The 10 Stocks for the Next Decade -- December 1999 smartmoney.com He couldn&#Rusty Johnson-11/12/1999
1812 <i>So a public utility or common good approach to the OS would give us 1)JC Jaros-11/9/1999
1811 The answer to your question is ... I don't know. dell.com The PowerEdgeRusty Johnson-11/9/1999
1810 JC only folks with super productivity Linux tools have the time these days to Thomas A Watson-11/9/1999
1809 Yes, you and I both believe that Microsoft could not sustain their monopoly, bThomas A Watson-11/9/1999
1808 Interesting reading, this discussion of the OS as a commodity and requiring comChristine Traut-11/9/1999
1807 <i>Later. I don't have time for wild-eyed Linux apostles.</i> JC Jaros-11/9/1999
1806 <i>Later. I don't have time for wild-eyed Linux apostles.</i> JC Jaros-11/8/1999
1805 Later. I don't have time for wild-eyed Linux apostles. Good luck in real Gerald Walls-11/8/1999
1804 The OS may be a commodity but who has a good commodity at the right price? RedE. Charters-11/8/1999
1803 Gnusters- Question: I was just on the VA Linux site (nice site) and saw that thJC Jaros-11/8/1999
1802 <i>Funny you should mention Sun, as Cheryl Williamson, a Sun employee, isJC Jaros-11/8/1999
1801 Funny you should mention Sun, as Cheryl Williamson, a Sun employee, is over on Gerald Walls-11/8/1999
1800 <i>I don't agree that Microsoft should be forced to publish their proJC Jaros-11/8/1999
1799 <i>But the internet is making the whole world different. Msft will not beGerald Walls-11/8/1999
1798 The market is driven by common perception and not by informed decisions. The fThomas A Watson-11/8/1999
1797 <i>If you believe this, then refer to the start of your own message.</JC Jaros-11/8/1999
1796 <i>Cripes, I didn't know you were SERIOUS! Hmm... that would make *yoGerald Walls-11/8/1999
1795 <i>Linux is no competition for Windows. JC Jaros disagreed with a flippanJC Jaros-11/8/1999
1794 <i>What do the finding mean?</i> What is the definition of "iGerald Walls-11/8/1999
1793 What do the finding mean? If one reads some of the actual findings, wired.com Thomas A Watson-11/8/1999
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