Re: Linux free but food isn't?

mike enriquez wrote:

>I believe that JD's tread was very worth while.
>Linux is free but food and everything else is not!
>Making a living with Linux requires a different line of thinking.
>I hope that people on this list can open up discussions to the business
>of Linux.
>All of us can benefit from each other from this.
>Mike the newbie :)
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Linux is great for all sized businesses.

Old machines no longer suitable to be a modern desktop can become a
firewall, print server, email server, and server many other useful
functions.

The newest area I've started into which is also based on open source
software, Asterisk based PBX servers, looks like it will have the same
effect on the phone industry that linux did on the server market.
Asterisk is very much like Linux was during the early days; it is good
enough now to be deployed as a company's phone system and perform well.

If anyone is interested in building one I'd certainly help. I just cut
my teeth on my first one this month. Fun stuff!



JD



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