Rest assured that vendors such as RJS will continue to help streamline
print and document output, delivery and archival issues even on the AIX
and Linux platforms whether running i5/OS or not.
We'll hopefully be able to keep print management above the abysmal and
tolerable level :-)
The key operating word in my vocabulary these days is: "change".
Not change is good or change is bad. Change is guaranteed :-) !!
We're hoping that i5/OS stays an integral part of the change process for
some time to come.
Regards,
Richard Schoen
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message: 7
date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 14:12:34 -0400
from: "Michael Ryan" <michaelrtr@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: itjungle: Bye Bye System p and i, Hello Power Systems
Hmmm...Well, I've worked a bunch on *NIX, and the user management and
security is much less than i5/OS'. Spooled output on *NIX is abysmal,
and the third party tools bring that level up to tolerable at best.
Work management on *NIX? Not even close.
There's not all that much difference from a development/web server/data
base standpoint. There is a huge difference from the system
administration standpoint.
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