[DM-MUG] Why can't Mac OS X be on our server?
Victoria L. Herring
dmmug@dmmug.org
Mon, 31 May 2004 06:59:36 -0500
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I've listened (?) to this discussion and it's=20
been fascinating and helpful and I think the last=20
point about
m, I'm sure any of us in the Users' Group would=20
be happy to offer technical or persuasive=20
assistance in any way you see necessary. Good=20
luck.
may be key. I don't know which school system=20
you're in, but in these days any system that=20
actually works to be mono-platform and to prevent=20
the use of whatever machines and OS are best for=20
the users has a pretty big problem (esp. if its=20
an Educational institution) - I would think that=20
in an educational entity, even the techies would=20
be supportive of more learning (i.e. of a new or=20
different OS) rather than less....so yes, if=20
there is any such persuasive assistance, to=20
educate people that we should try to work=20
together, might be a good thing. I'm a 100% Mac=20
person myself, but when my kids years ago=20
discussed why they wanted a PC, I didn't go nuts=20
- it joined the network and while it doesn't get=20
much use, at times it's handy to have around (not=20
the least of which because it still has a floppy=20
drive!!) -- so keep working on breaking down=20
barriers
--
Victoria L. Herring, Des Moines, Iowa - Owner,=20
http://www.JourneyZing.com - Your Source for=20
Customized Trip & Travel Research and Attorney at=20
Law, for civil rights, discrimination and=20
employment law matters:=20
http://www.herringlaw.com. Ph. 515/255-4475;=20
iChat AV: victoriaherring@mac.com.
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<div><font face=3D"Verdana">I've listened (?) to this discussion and
it's been fascinating and helpful and I think the last point
about</font></div>
<div><font face=3D"Verdana">m, I'm sure any of us in the Users'
Group would be happy to offer technical or persuasive assistance in
any way you see necessary. Good luck.</font></div>
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<div>may be key. I don't know which school system you're in, but
in these days any system that actually works to be mono-platform and
to prevent the use of whatever machines and OS are best for the users
has a pretty big problem (esp. if its an Educational institution) - I
would think that in an educational entity, even the techies would be
supportive of more learning (i.e. of a new or different OS) rather
than less....so yes, if there is any such persuasive assistance, to
educate people that we should try to work together, might be a good
thing. I'm a 100% Mac person myself, but when my kids years ago
discussed why they wanted a PC, I didn't go nuts - it joined the
network and while it doesn't get much use, at times it's handy to have
around (not the least of which because it still has a floppy drive!!)
-- so keep working on breaking down barriers</div>
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<div>Victoria L. Herring, Des Moines, Iowa - Owner,
http://www.JourneyZing.com - Your Source for Customized Trip &
Travel Research and Attorney at Law, for civil rights,
discrimination and employment law matters: http://www.herringlaw.com.
Ph. 515/255-4475; iChat AV: victoriaherring@mac.com.</div>
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