> NT/UNIX management demonstrates the famous > economic tradeoff > LABOR VS. > CAPITAL. With CAPITAL investment in software, NT will > run by less > labor. > i don't want to get into this unix vs nt debate, but this statement is misleading. on most of the unix boxes i admin i have shell scripts that do most of my work for me. the same can also be done on nt with perl or another scripting tool. almost anything i have to do on UNIX takes me the same time or faster than on nt (except for a few things, like getting SMB working the way i want it to, but that's irrelevant to the fw-ml). apart from that a lot of unices requires a much bigger capital investment than nt. --jan van rensburg > NT/UNIX management demonstrates the famous > economic tradeoff > LABOR VS. > CAPITAL. With CAPITAL investment in software, NT will > run by less > labor. > > > Arik Sudman > Senior Project Manager > Bezeq - [To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe firewalls" in the body of the message.]
