RE: [tlug] OT: Please educate me...

["Abe, Rena" <Rena.Abe@example.com>]

> That sounds unreasonable, he should have been considered.
> 
> In general terms, there is no difference and Linux is generally
> considered a version or flavour of Unix. People often write 
> *unix which
> means Unix and Linux.
> 
> Unix is quite old and owned by companies. Linux was developed 
> as a free
> and open version of Unix.
> 
> There are some differences between Unix and Linux, but it is very
> unlikely to matter to this job. They use the same environment,
> programming languages and applications. In my job we have computers
> running several versions of Unix and Linux and we work on all of them
> without any problem.
> 
> 
> 
> Brett
> 

Brett,

Thank you!!!!!  I am going to talk to my client company once again!!!!  I printed your email out; now it's on my wall.

Thank you!  Arigato!
Rena