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Operating systems? The future of operating systems is LINUX. I was at a DC area LINUX users group meeting once at which RedHat reps were asked point blank if there would be linux ports for the Mac and they said, to the best of their knowledge, nobody in the LINUX world was interested in Macs.
26 posted on 04/23/2002 9:10:47 PM PDT by medved
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...RedHat reps were asked point blank if there would be linux ports for the Mac and they said, to the best of their knowledge, nobody in the LINUX world was interested in Macs.

While "RedHat reps" may be disinterested, the O'Reilly Network has taken a keen interest in both the UNIX underpinnings and the Open Source portion, and has dedicated space on its site to that end.

See: http://www.oreillynet.com/mac/
31 posted on 04/23/2002 9:30:13 PM PDT by Leonard210
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The future of operating systems is LINUX.

Only among pencil-necked geeks.

47 posted on 04/24/2002 1:57:44 AM PDT by ppaul
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Operating systems? The future of operating systems is LINUX. I was at a DC area LINUX users group meeting once at which RedHat reps were asked point blank if there would be linux ports for the Mac and they said, to the best of their knowledge, nobody in the LINUX world was interested in Macs.

Actually, there IS a MAC distribution: Yellow Dog. However, Red Hat doesn't have one, so it doesn't suprise me that they wouldn't know of one... Interestingly enough, there is a Red Hat distribution out for IBM Mainframes now!

Mark

48 posted on 04/24/2002 2:05:37 AM PDT by MarkL
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