The new 'Linux Foundation'

[Paul Lussier]

Ted Roche <tedroche at tedroche.com> writes:

> I've downloaded, installed, configured *BSD a couple of times. Looks
> just like a distro-switch to me: things have funny names and they're
> in the wrong places. The package management system is different from
> the one I'm used to.

Hmm, all that can be said for: 
  (SunOS,Solaris,Ultrix,True64,HP-UX,...) vs. (*BSD, Linux)

For the most part, UNIX is UNIX regardless of the spelling :)

> "apache" is still spelled the same way.

Didn't RedHat spell it 'httpd' at one point?  I remember looking for
apache in ps, but 'ps -ef |grep apache' returned empty.  When I just
grepped for 'http' I found it.

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Seeya,
Paul
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