I've never understood why HP do this. They sell machines at really cut down prices so that Uni's will have them. Maybe HP think that lots of students will leave saying "yes I want a HP-UX machine" when they start work. But what actually happens is that the the first thing the Uni does is put someone else's software on them to make them usable. I've even heard of HP-UX being wiped completely in favour of Linux.
Anyway, for all you know Anne might be desperate to know the differences between bash, sh and ksh and is just gagging to hear about HP-UX process scheduling strategies. Well it could happen.
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Re: help
Date: 2003-01-28 05:27 am (UTC)Anyway, for all you know Anne might be desperate to know the differences between bash, sh and ksh and is just gagging to hear about HP-UX process scheduling strategies. Well it could happen.