On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 05:31:14PM -0500, Robert C Wittig wrote:
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> Yeah, I've been running RedHat since the later 1990's... v.5 or v.7,
> primarily as a Desktop, but probably not what a lot of the more recent
> people moving over to *nix would consider 'Desktop'.
I should add, I've been using CentOS 5.x as desktop here. At work,
though, where I have less time play, I use Fedora as my workstation. I
find that I can do *most* things on CentOS, but there are times when I
fire up Arch in a VM.
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> The line between Desktop and Server becomes pretty blurred, in practice.
This is true. Many servers do run X for various reasons. Most of ours
do, in part because many of them are used by the developers, in part
because sometimes the Windows admins have to do something.
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