Author: JT Smith
“For desktops, the 2.4 version of the kernel is just fine. If you have heavy-duty processing needs, 2.4
has been a series of disappointments. Sysadmins of big iron have two choices — go back in time or play
upgrade hopscotch. Both have problems.” More at LinuxWorld.com.
has been a series of disappointments. Sysadmins of big iron have two choices — go back in time or play
upgrade hopscotch. Both have problems.” More at LinuxWorld.com.
