On Sun, 2003-11-16 at 03:18, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> if that's the case, how many students are going to be interested
> in the more stable but certainly older technology of RHEL on their
> desktop? to which release of RH does RHEL currently correspond?
Hi Rob,
Probably quite a few grad students, post-docs, and professors will be
interested. Theres a lot of researchers using Linux for data reduction
who really don't care about bleeding-edge stuff. They just want a
stable, secure, and up-2-date platform for their desktops, servers, and
beowulf clusters.
For instance, we have dozens of users matching that description in our
department.
Ed
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