The Caldera distribution is the best that I have personally seen. I installed without even having to reboot! (No not once!) I was duly impressed. Also, it's quite easy to configure and obviously supports any app that the Corel distro supports. Oh well, C|Net has to go to the lowest common denominator for all the idiots out there, I guess. Personally, I'll stick with FreeBSD.
I totally agree with point 3! Why is it that the average slashdotter (and apparently the editors as well) is willing to throw out the baby with the bathwater? I refer to the fact that there seems to be this tendancy among most readers on this site to let their hatred of MS get in the way of what most of us have our computers for; namely to have fun. Listen, there are numerous "How-To's" on how to set up a dual-boot with your precious fscking "Linux" system! Don't be a dumbass.
Is it just me, or am I the only one who thinks that this thing will already be outdated by the time it comes to market? What they are describing is already in use by hardcore gamers....... I'm not a MacroSoft basher, I just don't understand the market they're going after....
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The Caldera distribution is the best that I have personally seen. I installed without even having to reboot! (No not once!) I was duly impressed. Also, it's quite easy to configure and obviously supports any app that the Corel distro supports. Oh well, C|Net has to go to the lowest common denominator for all the idiots out there, I guess. Personally, I'll stick with FreeBSD.
I totally agree with point 3! Why is it that the average slashdotter (and apparently the editors as well) is willing to throw out the baby with the bathwater? I refer to the fact that there seems to be this tendancy among most readers on this site to let their hatred of MS get in the way of what most of us have our computers for; namely to have fun. Listen, there are numerous "How-To's" on how to set up a dual-boot with your precious fscking "Linux" system! Don't be a dumbass.
Is it just me, or am I the only one who thinks that this thing will already be outdated by the time it comes to market? What they are describing is already in use by hardcore gamers....... I'm not a MacroSoft basher, I just don't understand the market they're going after....