Carol Calandra wrote:
>
> I've been reading the list for a couple of weeks now and have not seen very many
> referenecs for the Caldera Version of Linux --
>
> With Red Hat being the more aggressive Linux distributor in the market, does anyone
> have any "words" of advise on the Caldera Version??
>
> We currently have one of our servers running Red Hat, but our new "engineer" is
> recommending Caldera.. (Our other server runs SCO Unix) We will be migrating the
> SCO server to a Linux server by the end of the year...
>
> Any info would be helpful..
>
> Carol
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Caldera provides a regular version and a Lite version. At a local
computer show a couple years back
they (a local linux group) was giving these Lite cd's out for free. I
really enjoyed the CD, the
Lite version was really nice, never tried the regular version though.
You should be able to find either version for little money, check out
http://www.cheapbytes.com and
see if you can get it for $2 or so. I would highly recommened grabing
an old 486 and a couple CD
from differanfirst hand. You wouldn't buy a car without test driving it
would you? It would give you
a better idea of where each distro stands, plus it could be fun.
