primm wrote: > On Sunday 02 September 2007 21:29, Anders Johansson wrote: >> On Sunday 02 September 2007 20:58:59 Jan Engelhardt wrote: >>> The better sysadmins can solve the problems without enterprise support. >> Depends on the problem. Relatively few sysadmins know enough about >> development to be able to fix bugs. > > In Linux you are very much on your own.
On your own? What kind of statement is that? Support is available, as with any other OS, and then some. I can pick up the phone anytime, 24/7 and call HP or Novell to get linux support. Then there's also support available on the net for free. > Every Linux hobbyist I know thinks > they can run a lan. Put them in charge for a day and I bet there would be > little or anything left of /etc. Everyone seems to know better. Especially > men. It's not about dealing with computers. It's about dealing with people. > That's where Linux users fall down so badly. That's why they don't get the > jobs they deserve. Too many of them still live with their Mother. Too many outmoded stereotypes. I know a number of linux admins, and as with anything, there are some really sharp ones, and some that you wouldn't let near your computer. All the linux admins I know are married and own houses BTW. Joe -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
