> > "Free trade and free markets have proven their ability to lift whole
> > I'm not a socio-political/history buff - does anybody have some clear
> You're probably living in one, or you wouldn't be able to post here.
When was the whole US society in poverty & was that before free trade & free
I'm looking for transitions due to free xyz.

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On Tue, Aug 06, 2002 at 09:46:27AM +0100, Matthew French wrote:
> Declan Houlihan mentioned:
> > We're actually investigating switching from Sparc/Solaris to
> > Intel/Linux.
>
> And then:
> > At the moment at work, if we want a new workstation, we just
> > buy whatever Sun's latest system is, we jumpstart it, and
> > that's it, it's up and running.
sorry, i missed this.  redhat supplies something similar called kickstart
(guess who inspired them?).  pc hardware is dumb, so you'll need to use
a floppy.  otoh, every jumpstart config i've seen required rarp plus
plugging the new box's ethernet+ip into a file.  a kickstart boot can
just use a dhcp server.
kevin
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