Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 18th Nov 2005 18:51 UTC
"Red Hat Desktop is sensible to the point of austerity, but practical in the way it supports updates and other features. It's not for individuals or very small businesses, but larger companies who calculate the total cost of ownership (TCO) may well find it worth considering."
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2005-06-29
I've used a lot of OS's with jetdirect printers, I've not seen one that I had any trouble getting it to work. I've had a tiny amount of experience with your typical cheap HP/Lexmark on Mac's and Windows PC's, and I've had a thousand times more trouble with those.
The jet direct laser printers themselves give me more troubles than getting them setup on anything. They're just so well supported.
And I do expect a journalist writing on a topic to seem like he knows what he's talking about. I don't expect him to be an expert, but the tone of the whole article is as if he's never touched Linux before. And frankly, a journalist shouldn't be doing Linux reviews unless he's knowledgeable about GNU/Linux OS's.
I don't expect him to know everything; but I certainly expect him to be knowledgable.