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marvhuffaker
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I've heard that its written in C Something, but don't know more than that.
Marvin Huffaker, MCNE
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Thanks, Marvin. I find it interesting that a lot of Unix and Unix-like systems are taking off - even Novell's own SuSE Linux, and that Netware, even back in the 1980's was already very Unix-like. What goes around comes around....
Iolair MacWalter
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If you haven't taken a look at OES Linux yet, it gives you the services you have on Netware, but does it it on the Linux platform.
It's not exactly a cakewalk to setup and configure, but when all said and done, works very well. We're doing more and more of these, and OES 2 is coming out this summer that runs on SLES 10 and is even better (We're working with the beta right now).
Marvin Huffaker, MCNE
It's not exactly a cakewalk to setup and configure, but when all said and done, works very well. We're doing more and more of these, and OES 2 is coming out this summer that runs on SLES 10 and is even better (We're working with the beta right now).
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