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From: "Kory Hamzeh" <kory@avatar.com>
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> i got it workin thanx i hope unix is as good as ive heard :-)
>

Great! Sorry about the wrong info in my first e-mail. I've done this twice
now. I think I'll keep my mouth shut for awhile.

FreeBSD is a very fast, stable, powerful system. You will go through a long
learning curve, but I think it is worth it. Special when you learn all of
the tools and how to use them together to do virtually whatever you want to
do.

One of the coolest thing about *nix is the (`) back-tick expression in the
shell. It is very powerful. It allows you to use the output of one commands
on the command LINE of another command.

Ok, so I can't keep my mouth shut for too long.

I switched over a NT based e-commerce server to FBSD. My client can't
believe the speed of the system (exact same hardware) and how quickly I can
whip together custom app using either shell scripts, perl, etc.

Kory


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