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Launching Applications

Launching Applications

2004-02-02       - By Mike Burger

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On Mon, 2 Feb 2004, Aaron Konstam wrote:

> I am afraid that is the lot of people with that slow a processor and
> that amount of RAM running Shrike. RedHat is following the Microsoft
> model that as machines get faster you build more hardware intensive
> software to slow them down.

Just wondering, here, but if most of the apps, in question, aren't
actually written by Red Hat, but merely compiled by Red Hat for inclusion
in their distribution, how do you actually find credibility in that
statement?

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