@Aaron-Studer said:

I just installed this on my CentOS server. I like the look of it. I will be comparing it to webmin.

And compare to Chef / Puppet.

This is the polar opposite approach. Decentralized "snowflake" management versus centralized automation management.

Can only make those connections so small before you have nothing left. I was reading about this somewhere else Sunday, can't find the link at the moment.

I bought Mandrake for @dominica but it never worked.

This reminds me if things from some if those old Computer Chronicles shows. People had this decades ago and they have up, not because it didn't work but because it is such a bad idea. Slow, inaccurate and embarrassing.

@Dominica said:

He thinks it makes him look smarter if he has a problem with Linux, because Linux is "hard". Windows is generally accepted as "easy".

I think in general techs can get frightened with they dont see a GUI.

So much for all of my DOS apps.

In the article they act like this impacts a lot of people. That is pretty surprising. I wonder what sixteen bit apps remain in common usage.

Thanks.. I got new idea. Just done reading this article 🙂