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From: "Pedro F. Giffuni" <pgiffuni@fps.biblos.unal.edu.co>
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Subject: Re:UNIX vs NT
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UNIX rules and NT sucks, it's even worse than that non-UNIX
thing...Linux.

BUT...

this discussion is now on the chat list, so please keep isp out :-).

And now back to the theme...
Yeah, OS2 is a very cool product and has always been ages ahead of M$,
but their marketing and technical support sucks :(.

	Pedro.

Stefan Molnar wrote:
> 
> > And even though I try to be candid, I about NT, Unix, and the BSDs, if
> > you say something stupid about Exchange Server I'll kick your ass,
> > cause that's my baby, and I firmly believe it's the "most powerful
> > messaging platform on the planet". :-)
> 
> Just for my wondering what is the bigest Exchange network have you seen?
> I have seen a Notes setup that is the bigest I have ever seen, it was
> being run by Arthur Anderson/Anderson Consulting.  When I was using it,
> I got databases, emails, etc. from half way around the world (some of the
> info I needed came from the UK) within a sec.  An if I remember correctly
> they ran it on top of OS/2 for the server element, and they only needed
> two for the entire East Bay.  I am not taking sides in this, but just as a
> normal person seeing threw the waters, that was an impressive setup.
> 
> Stefan
> 
> "...Alll things are good, esp. an axe to a troubled server."
>                 -Said while on a caffeine high