Linux Version of filePro....Redhat vs Debian

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In the relative spacial/temporal region of Fri, Apr 06, 2007 at 07:40:38PM
-0400, Walter Vaughan achieved the spontaneous generation of the following:
> "grandmother test". I love it. It actually controls the ACPI             
> properly. With WindowsXP it would lockup sporadically on wake from       
> suspend, screen savers, or just lock up. I put the windows drive back    
> in, and it locked up within 2 hours.                                     

Who puts a *nix server on power management mode?  Never, here.  That was
designed specifically for desktops, IMHO...and I don't use it there either,
even in Windows.  If I want a server to save power, I know where the off
switch is.  That's like the absolute first thing I disable on every system
before I even boot the OS the first time.  The one exception is my laptop,
and laptops are really an exception to so many standard procedures anyway...

> P.S. I have nothing against the rest of the people here who will claim
> Suse. I'm just not happy with Novell and basically saying "define is"
> with regards to the GPL and patent indemnity.

There's OpenSuSE though, which is basically to Novell what Fedora is to RH.

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