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From: "Carl Schwehr" <marburg@chill.org>
To: "Don Wilde" <Don@PartsNow.com>
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Subject: Re: Request for information
Date: Mon, 7 Apr 1997 14:01:03 -0700
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> The initial learning curve for UNIX and X is *much* steeper, but once 
> you get the hang of configuration and setup you will find yourself doing 
> system integration tasks you never dreamed of (can you say cluster 
> servers? <g>)
	Ok, I've got the idea now.. I was also going to ask, should I set it up as
a secondary partition or on a different computer till I get the hang of it?
Or should I just do the emmersion thing?
					Thanks For The Info,
								Carl Schwehr