that's exactly what I did in our company. It didn't want everybody to install whatever IM is out there, now they are using psi and seem to be quite happy with it. They can still talk to whomever I want to, because our server has transports to AIM, ICQ, MSN and Yahoo. Jabber rocks!:)
My favorite addictive game is Patrician II by Ascaron. Basically you are a merchant located in a town in the 14th century, being member of the hanse. You trade all over the baltic sea and the north sea, you fight pirates, build houses, manufactories, etc. and become mayor of your town... later you can you go on to explore america, etc...:) Check out Patricianworld for more info about Patrican II (no, I am not affiliated with that site).
Also, the new add-on for Patrican II allows for internet play and has more cool features.
hmm, I really liked stormix. I have been using SuSE since 4.4.1 and debian always seemed kinda strange to me, but Stormix looked like a good distro with a nice installer and a few config tools. The only thing that stopped me from using Stormix was that their box costs money and I could get SuSE for free from my university's ftp server or through their beta-tester program... I am using progeny now on my vaio and it seems to be a nice replacement for stormix...
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that's exactly what I did in our company. It didn't want everybody to install whatever IM is out there, now they are using psi and seem to be quite happy with it. They can still talk to whomever I want to, because our server has transports to AIM, ICQ, MSN and Yahoo. Jabber rocks! :)
My favorite addictive game is Patrician II by Ascaron. Basically you are a merchant located in a town in the 14th century, being member of the hanse. You trade all over the baltic sea and the north sea, you fight pirates, build houses, manufactories, etc. and become mayor of your town... later you can you go on to explore america, etc... :) Check out Patricianworld for more info about Patrican II (no, I am not affiliated with that site).
Also, the new add-on for Patrican II allows for internet play and has more cool features.
hmm, I really liked stormix. I have been using SuSE since 4.4.1 and debian always seemed kinda strange to me, but Stormix looked like a good distro with a nice installer and a few config tools. The only thing that stopped me from using Stormix was that their box costs money and I could get SuSE for free from my university's ftp server or through their beta-tester program... I am using progeny now on my vaio and it seems to be a nice replacement for stormix...