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Fred Monson // March 12, 2008 at 4:07 pm
I am trying to port a Win2k web server to linux. Currently I am working with Slack 12.1 and getting back in the boat with command line computing. In any case, my problem is that I have tried the easy way by simply resorting to the Ubuntu server distribution, but I am not learning as I was with slackware. Should I persevere, or should I go with the easy server route promised by the S. Africans?
thanks
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