Mind_nl
Wed 11 January 2006, 12:17 am GMT +0100
So what are you running?
I'm running win2k on my PC's and work with IBM OS/400 at work.
I'm running win2k on my PC's and work with IBM OS/400 at work.
Nikolas
Wed 11 January 2006, 12:22 am GMT +0100
OS/400? I never used something like this, and to be honest I don't know it.
I use win XP to my pc, but I am switching in Ubuntu linux(when I'll have some time to set it up I will switch it)
Also I have installed Ubuntu linux to my girlfriend's pc, and it is very nice, but still there are some issues to fix.
I use win XP to my pc, but I am switching in Ubuntu linux(when I'll have some time to set it up I will switch it)
Also I have installed Ubuntu linux to my girlfriend's pc, and it is very nice, but still there are some issues to fix.
Mind_nl
Wed 11 January 2006, 12:37 am GMT +0100
Nikolas
Wed 11 January 2006, 04:51 am GMT +0100
Is it UNIX or windows like?
I suppose the first one as it is used for servers
I suppose the first one as it is used for servers
Drake
Wed 11 January 2006, 05:28 am GMT +0100
I didn't knew os/400 too.
I use windows xp, and I would love to change it to a linux distribution, but maybe later as it is not so user friendly as windows yet.
Hope that the new distribution of Google will be good enough
I use windows xp, and I would love to change it to a linux distribution, but maybe later as it is not so user friendly as windows yet.
Hope that the new distribution of Google will be good enough
Mind_nl
Wed 11 January 2006, 06:32 am GMT +0100
yeah its more like unix then windows, its all command line based. AS/400 systems are made for database stuff. OS/400 has the best security there is and is immune to viruses. These systems are very often used in big companies like banks.
PixelGoat
Sun 15 January 2006, 08:32 am GMT +0100
Win XP for me. Its a resource hog, but it gets the job done.