Server in library?

[Timothy Renick]

Another distribution of Linux that you might want to look into and 
compare is Craftwork's.  I have just purchased it but have not yet begun 
to build my new server.

Craftwork's also comes with the Apache web server and it has a copy of 
BRU's personal edition backup software included.  Version 2.0 of the 
release comes with the Linux kernel version 2.0.14.  I am not sure about 
Read Hat, however, Craftwork comes with 30 days free tech' support for 
the installation.

Craftwork Solutions, Inc.
4320 Stevens Creek Blvd., #170
San Jose, CA  95129
(408) 985-1878 voice
http://www.craftwork.com

-Timothy

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Timothy Renick
Systems Librarian
Eden-Webster Library
St. Louis, MO  63119
timothyr at library2.websteruniv.edu
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On Fri, 18 Oct 1996, Bob Long wrote:

> Debra:
> 
> I just read about Red Hat Linux 4.0. It sounds like a perfect solution for
> something like this. The Apache web server is included with the package, and
> is supposed to be very easy to install and configure.
>         You could be up and running in a day, maybe less. Of course you
> would then have to begin learning the finer points of the system, especially
> the web server. But that's a given in any case.
>         The price is $49 for an Intel system, $99 for the Alpha and Sparc
> versions. Not bad.
> 
>         Red Hat Software, Inc.
>         Durham, NC
>         800.546.7274
>         fax: 203.454.2582
> 
>         sales at redhat.com
>         http://www.redhat.com/
> 
>         Does anybody out there know any more about this?
>