Silvan wrote:
> But it's true that there's a whole realm of software nobody is likely to
> develop for Linux because of the diversity. I had to sit by and watch my
> father build a network of Windows NT boxes because I couldn't write and
> THOROUGHLY test the software he needed for the cash registers at his
> workplace.
So, what you're saying is, that he standardized on one distribution and
not on another. That's all WinNT is, really. Custome software as you
describe, can be tailored for a particular flavor of Linux (or any other 'nix)
just as easily as for a particular flavor of Windows.
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