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-----Original Message----- From: Booth Martin [mailto:booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 2:14 PM To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion Subject: Re: NY Times Reports "Little Blue "- IBM to Offer Smaller Version OfIts Mainframe Computer >I am curious what shortcomings concern you with the Linux desktop, Steve? I loaded Suse Linux 10.0 as a guest OS in the no charge MSFT Virtual Server. What is the point of having to choose between desktop shells and internet browsers? There is a MSFT provided VM additions for Linux that has to be installed in the Linux guest in order for the guest to be "enlightened" as to its status as a guest of Virtual Server. A real hassle loading that software in Linux. Is MSFT making this intentionally difficult or is there no "windows setup" equivalent in Linux? To install VM additions for Linux I actually have to recompile the Linux kernel! So far that is not happening and the error messages are not helpful. Just my experience. Linux must be better than what I am seeing of it. -Steve
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