What's got you stuck? With KDE goodies like Guidedog, Guarddog and distributions like Smoothwall, Mepis, Suse and any other modern version, it's hard to think of anything that's really hard to do with Linux anymore. New hardware may be difficult, but everything else is easy. When you add up the time spent with the install and rebooting a crashed system Linux is easier.
On Wednesday 06 October 2004 07:49 pm, Edmund Cramp wrote: > > This sounds right on the money to me - for a large number of people > (especially those "admins" of small companies who admin in their spare > time) the main advantage of Windows over other operating systems at the > server level is that there's a nice clicky pointy GUI. In my case, I > run FreeBSD/SAMBA for the main office file system but I have a Windows > based mail server/anti virus/spam filter ... simply because it's easy to > set up and admin compared to the alternatives.
