How about the ability to restore data by individual user? I'm not the administrator, but this seems to be difficult or impossible on the GroupWise system we use.
I think that the security of indvidual data (in the 'won't get lost' or the 'we can restore it if it becomes corrupted' sense) is key to the widespread acceptance of a system like this in a large organization.
Franklin makes a 5 language model you can find here: www.franklin.com/estore/details.asp?ID=23.
I received one for a gift last year, but honestly haven't used it much, other than just messing around to see how it works (I guess that means it's time for an international vacation; hmmm...). My initial impressions are that it will be helpful for translating key words from menus & signs, but may be cumbersome when actually trying to talk with someone.
Could you compare GNU/HURD to GNU/Linux, from a user's perspective. What are the advantages of each? What are the target groups for each? Why would I choose one over the other?
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How about the ability to restore data by individual user? I'm not the administrator, but this seems to be difficult or impossible on the GroupWise system we use. I think that the security of indvidual data (in the 'won't get lost' or the 'we can restore it if it becomes corrupted' sense) is key to the widespread acceptance of a system like this in a large organization.
Franklin makes a 5 language model you can find here: www.franklin.com/estore/details.asp?ID=23.
I received one for a gift last year, but honestly haven't used it much, other than just messing around to see how it works (I guess that means it's time for an international vacation; hmmm...). My initial impressions are that it will be helpful for translating key words from menus & signs, but may be cumbersome when actually trying to talk with someone.
Cheers,
MJC
Could you compare GNU/HURD to GNU/Linux, from a user's perspective. What are the advantages of each? What are the target groups for each? Why would I choose one over the other?