[clue-talk] Linux auto-install DB and other stuff

[Kevin Cullis]

Rex,

If you look at OSes as vehicles such as cars, SUVs, and trucks you can 
get a pretty good idea as to how to view Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Windows does great as a car, get's you from here to there but with not 
much "power" to get things done, Mac is the SUV, it travels great (i.e. 
great UI, etc) and can do some serious work for you, while Linix is the 
true dump/18 wheeler/pick up truck for the user. It's not pretty but 
it's got power to get things done.

The one thing I will say is that Linux allows you access to everything 
under to hood while Mac less so and Windows very little if any at all.

Since I run all three at home I find strengths in each as well as 
weaknesses.

HTH.

Kevin

rex evans wrote:
> For experimentation with Open Source
> packages, MS Windows is not practical; 
> that is why I am thinking Linux and 
> (recently) Mac.
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