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I was wondering what is best unix system for notebook (laptop) computers. Older or newer, faster or slower? What is you opinion and experiance with unix on notebook?v
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You have got to be kidding?!
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No, I am not....
Well then, my suggestion: go with newer and faster.
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Well then, my suggestion: go with newer and faster.
And that woud be what unix OS?
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You'll get alot of opinions on that question. For Linux, check out this site for a little help.
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You'll get alot of opinions on that question. For Linux, check out this site for a little help.
i was asking about unix, not linux..... unix can be commercial or free (solaris)
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