I see your point, but one of the features I currently like about linux is the flexability to run on 386's all the way up to high end hardware. I currently use linux on a wide range of systems, all the way from 386's to alphas. Having a common system and reasonable preformance on all of these systems really is one of the primary benefits of linux, at least to me.
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I see your point, but one of the features I currently like about linux is the flexability to run on 386's all the way up to high end hardware. I currently use linux on a wide range of systems, all the way from 386's to alphas. Having a common system and reasonable preformance on all of these systems really is one of the primary benefits of linux, at least to me.
Just my 2 cents.
Yep, that is exactly it. Check out the WC web site, they talk about it a bit. http://www.wcmovie.com/