Hi John,
long time, no see :) !!
>We were talking about you just now;;-)
Why? What did I do this time?
>People, this is the bloke who put together the Turnkey MVS system.
Yes, and while I am building Version 3 of this, I had the idea if one
couldn't do a Tur(n)key Linux-390 thingy. You see, plug in a CD, run setup,
and Linux/390 is happily purring along....
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-----Original Message-----
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
John Summerfield
Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 12:38 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: New kid on the block
Welcome. We were talking about you just now;;-)
People, this is the bloke who put together the Turnkey MVS system.
> I just signed up to this list server, and don't want to jump in just like
> that. I have been working as an MVS and CICS system
programmer/consultant
> for the last 20+ years, and am trying to get a grip on this new-fangled
> Linux stuff. I have two PCs sitting here running Linux, one of them a
> ThinkPad running z/OS under Flex-Es, the other one running SuSE 7.2
He's coming along very nicely.
>
> But, I'll admit, my knowledge of Linux is very limited (but I am trying to
> learn, and while I am doing so, please be gentle with me)
>
> My interest is not that much in the actual coding used in Linux-390, but
in
> how Linux can be installed, configured, utilized
A favourite topic here, Volker.
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