Re: TI-H: linux...


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Yet again, using STANDARIZED TERMS.  I consider them all computers.  That's all.
PC = x86/wintel, Mac=MacOS, and UNIX box = Linux/BSD/SCO/other variants

CK

Grant Stockly wrote:

> >IBM does NOT meant Intel... get it straight... you have an extraordinary
> >fascination with incorrect blanket statements.
>
> Um...  thats what i just said.  The PPC 750 running a realtime OS is much
> better than the PII.  And I don't mean the PPC750 stuck inside a mac, I
> mean a true PPC 750 workstion/server.
>
> >Given the current state of the market, IBM would mean Cyrix.  There is no such
> >thing as a standard IBM, but if you mean PC, then it's a system capable of
> >running the x86 instruction set at a level equivalent to Pentium Classic (2nd
> >generation, >66MHz) or newer.
> >CK
>
> Remember, the mac is a PC.  So is the PPC Amiga...




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