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RE: [OS:N:] Linux in Universities
- From: "MET" <met uberstats com>
- To: <open-source-now-list redhat com>
- Subject: RE: [OS:N:] Linux in Universities
- Date: Thu Nov 7 20:52:58 2002
I can see why that would be true, however, at least at Syracuse
University its not quite so. The 'big' machines are all running old
versions of Solaris and are slowly being upgraded to FreeBSD and RH
Linux, we lose our last final mainframe this semester. And believe it
or not, 99% of our labs are running Windows (a bootable mix btw
98/NT/2k). The few labs that aren't generally run Solaris, which, like
the servers, needed replacement years ago.
~ Matthew
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What I have noticed here in ST. Louis--and please someone correct me if
needed--is that schools that have been in computers for a while, have
unix and a mix of platforms but those that started computer programs
recently are all windows based.
Sivakumaran Raman wrote:
> I am a University of Minnesota student (in the MS
> Program in Health Informatics) and I am proud to say
> that the situation here in the Computer Science
> department is completely different from the scenario
> in LA that Michael Tiemann posted about. The
> University of Minnesota uses mainly UNIX (Solaris
> actually) and Linux in its labs. Students are
> encouraged to use the command line and get freedom
> from GUI and Windows dependence.
>
> Siv Raman
>
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