>
> Yea, one of the Redbooks I used as a rosata stone.  I know VM.  I don't know
> Linux.  I bought a PC to install Linux on, I used the Redbook during the inst
> all
> process to comprehend what I was doing.
>
> Right now, I'm in the www.linux.org/lessons and taking the Linux online cours
> e.

My preference would be new computers all round. Develop on the PC,
build & run on the mainframe when ready. PC power is cheap and, and one
per developer, scales well.

Installing the software can be as easy as "Boot this floppy. When you
seek messages scrolling up the screen, take the floppy out." On reboot,
the PC's ready to use, nothing more to do.

An install of Red Hat Linux that would be close to what you want takes
me 20 minutes to install on a Pentium II.

I mount /home from a server; I can move from one PC to another, and the
only difference is the power of the hardware.


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