> Frankly, linux hasn't improved my productivity. Almost everytime I
> reach a critical point in some work I'm doing for a client, there is
> some reason I have to upgrade some app on linux to fix some emergency
> that has popped up.
I installed Debian for the first time ever the other night, and twice since.
Emergency upgrade? apt-get install. It's way cool. I now get the Debian
thing.
> (and just to make it clear - I do not want to hear about qmail, etc -
> same problems)
Make it be known that I never mentioned Postfix at this point. Duffers like
me like Postfix.
> And this emergency I have some self appointed thought police standing
> over me with the threat of blacklisting.
A bunch of people saving the world from the dark evil that is SPAM are
labelled thought police? Do they need to leap out of phone boxes with their
undies on the outside to be seen as good?
RBL is about control of spam, not versionitis.
> At least with Microsoft, I haven't been forced to upgrade my operating
> system for 10 years and it would have been less expensive to do all
> woa.com.au stuff on OS/2.
You're absolutely right. Minesweeper and Solitaire haven't changed a bit. ;)
- Jeff
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