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LINUX Question

deckydee · 2002-12-18 10:38:43

Hi I maybe on the wrong board but i have a simple question Would anyone know where i can get a list of companies that deal exclusively with Linux i.e. PC Shops, Contracters and the like Ahything would be useful Thanks DD

18-12-2002 10:38am

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deckydee

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Hi

I maybe on the wrong board but i have a simple question

Would anyone know where i can get a list of companies that deal exclusively with Linux i.e. PC Shops, Contracters and the like

Ahything would be useful

Thanks

DD

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#2 18-12-2002 11:45am

sutty

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Cant help you, but you could try the linux board... or maybe linux.ie

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#3 18-12-2002 1:24pm

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I don't know of any in ireland to be honest. But if it comes down to it, some of them are fairly well up on linux compatible hardware, but you would be hard pushed to find someone who knows their stuff.

Just ask any questions you have here and im sure we can answer them

Paul

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#4 18-12-2002 2:03pm

Typedef

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=74238

Old King Cole was a merry old sole ...

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#5 19-12-2002 2:21pm

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Originally posted by Typedef
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=74238

Old King Cole was a merry old sole ...

How is that relevant?

.logic.

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#6 19-12-2002 10:40pm

Gavin

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Originally posted by logic1
How is that relevant?

.logic.

Because it contains his follow up reply. Did you read the full post he linked to ?

or maybe it was the old king cole part. Yeah that confused me too.
Maybe typedef reckons he's a really generous guy ?

Gav

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#7 20-12-2002 2:08pm

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Originally posted by Verb
Because it contains his follow up reply. Did you read the full post he linked to ?

or maybe it was the old king cole part. Yeah that confused me too.
Maybe typedef reckons he's a really generous guy ?

Gav

This thread asked for

list of companies that deal exclusively with Linux i.e. PC Shops, Contracters and the like

The thread linked did not, as far as I can tell contain any

list of companies that deal exclusively with Linux i.e. PC Shops, Contracters and the like

Hence the questioning of the relevance.

.logic.

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#8 20-12-2002 3:07pm

Typedef

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Nominally.

It would seem the gentleman in question has cross posted in three forums stemming from one problem.

ie. His lack of root access.

Off the top of my head guys/companies who do professional admin from the ILUG I can think of umm... www.rfc-networks.ie , though I think those guys are exclusively BSD.

You could try one of those guys to ease you into interfacing with your Linux box... you could get the requisite skills yourself (always preferable) or you could hire someone on a permenant or part-time basis to administer your network.

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