En Wed, Jun 28, 2000 at 07:32:17PM -0700, Ina Patricia Lopez escribio:
#_ >
#_ > Normally para sa workstation ang distro nayan.
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#_ ha? di sya pwedeng pang-server like dns server, mail
#_ server, web server, proxy server, firewall.. etc. ?
#_ so mandrake distro was created for workstation lang ?
#_ and ang pang-server, say internet server na distro are
#_ redhat, debian, slackware and others ?
#_ parang
#_
#_ win98/win95 is to mandrake and
#_ winnt/win2K is to redhat ??
#_
#_ -ina patricia
No, Mandrake can be used as a server or a workstation; It depends on how you
set it up. In fact, the stock Apache that comes with Mandrake has a lot of
tweaking and patching already done to it - sort of like a souped up version.
Although of the distributions that I have tried, Mandrake is the most
workstation friendly (inho).
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