[TriLUG] Well, now that I haven't paid attention to the to field....
ALFRED JOHNSON
alfjon at mindspring.com
Thu Apr 29 10:13:36 EDT 2004
Jeremy, apparently Lindows is still Lindows in Britain since a copy of
Lindows recently appeared in Linux Format magazine (a UK
publication).--Al Johnson.
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On Apr 28, 2004, at 11:30 AM, Maria Winslow wrote:
> On Wednesday 28 April 2004 10:53 am, Jeremy Portzer wrote:
>
>>>
>>> Here's my list:
>>> Red Hat desktop
>>
>> I would suggest that you revise that to be "Red Hat Enterprise Linux"
>> which is the current Red Hat product with Red Hat in the name. Red
>> Hat
>> Linux (such as version 9) is no longer being produced so it would make
>> your book look kinda outdated to include that.
>
> You are absolutely right, and I thought that you all would assume that.
>
>>
>>> Lindows desktop
>>
>> This is now Linspire.
>
> Actually, its Linspire outside the US, but still Lindows in the US. The
> reasoning is that they have worked to create the brand, and want to
> continue
> to use it as long as it appears safe to do so in the US. Good point,
> though,
> and since this happened after I wrote that part, I need to explain it.
>
>>
>>> SUSE desktop
>>> Debian desktop
>>
>> Perhaps consider Knoppix or Gnoppix as Debian variants worth showing?
>
> Please do send a Knoppix image!
>
>>
>>> Fedora Core desktop
>>
>> Why not Mandrake since you have such a big list otherwise?
>
> For the record, I have asked the commercial distros to provide images,
> and
> Mandrake is the only one that responded. So don't worry, they are
> included.
>
>>
>>> Sun Java Desktop desktop
>>> StarOffice, three or four views
>>> Evolution, two or three views
>>> Ximian Red Carpet, admin view
>>> Webmin, user management module
>>
>> [etc]
>>
>> Regards,
>> Jeremy
>
> Thanks, Jeremy!
>
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