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Hi, > I think that the Mac can potentially be a good way to go if you plan to > learn Linux because it's actually running a Unix/Linux OS variant. I don't > remember exactly which variant it is. MacOS X is running a BSD variant called "Darwin." It's based heavily on FreeBSD, in fact Apple actually hired Jordan K. Hubbard, one of the founders of the FreeBSD project to oversee the engineering of the BSD core of OSX. However, the Mac still has the ultra-user-friendly user interface developed by Apple. BSD stability with Mac ease-of-use? Sounds pretty interesting, doesn't it? Hopefully someday IBM will make it possible to support EVERY operating system for things like iSeries Navigator, WDSCi, etc. Unfortunately, so far even things they've written in Java only work on one platform. :) IMHO, that's why the "iSeries Access for web" is heading in the right direction. Okay, I'll shove that soap box back under my bed, now.
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