Re: tlug: RedHat

["Alan B. Stone" <stoneab@example.com>]

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tlug note from "Alan B. Stone" <stoneab@example.com>
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joem wrote:
> 
> Linux is still a do-it-yourselfer - or better yet, do it with
> TLUG.
> 
I would agree with you, however, when I pay for a 'commercial' package
from a company who is trying to pass themselves off as the 'best Linux
platform running,' then I EXPECT my monies worth.  It's really too bad,
that they are too busy...it's this type of support and customer service
that will push new Linux users right back into the MS world, where the
people at RedHat would have you believe is hell.

I'm getting a little fed up, and have already contacted others like
Caldera, and Walnut Creek.  I really like the features of RedHat, but
they obviously don't like or care for their customers.  I guess I should
go easy on them, since they're probably hacking out the 4.3 kernel that
they will probably release when people find all the bugs in 4.2.

Thanks for the reply, it let's me know that I'm not the only one.

Blaine
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