And what if those techs can't get it the sound to work either?
Well, then I guess the office becomes quiter and more pleasant to work in....
I've been involved with linux for nearly a decade, and I still have problems with sound cards.
Amazing that you haven't learnt anything during this decade about checking hardware compatibility before purchase. Says more about you than about Linux, really.
RedHat lacks GUI tools such as YaST2 (SuSE) and Control Center (Mandrake)
IMHO, the fact the RedHat bundles LinuxConf instead of rolling their own GUI admin tool is an advantage. It reduces the administrator headaches, in shops that use more than 1 distro.
It would probably be in the interest of the user community, if the ressources going into making admin tools could be pooled. I suppose that distro creaters' ego's would get in the way, though.
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Well, then I guess the office becomes quiter and more pleasant to work in....
Amazing that you haven't learnt anything during this decade about checking hardware compatibility before purchase. Says more about you than about Linux, really.
Okay, so I decide to read their review, going 'right-click', 'open link in new tab', and what happens next?
Annoying ads start popping up: a casino, an Intel newsletter, and a matchmaking "service" - these people sure know their target audience, huh?
IMHO, the fact the RedHat bundles LinuxConf instead of rolling their own GUI admin tool is an advantage. It reduces the administrator headaches, in shops that use more than 1 distro.
It would probably be in the interest of the user community, if the ressources going into making admin tools could be pooled. I suppose that distro creaters' ego's would get in the way, though.