its not about "not thinking" its about having a series of solutions to
match a business need or desire that integrate with eachother. telling
me that im "and then you're be another administrator who never took
the time to understand the underlying technologies, with no derived
skills to troubleshoot problems and no study why other parts/daemons
might be better suited for your particular needs."
when the exact nature of what i am doing is just that. I know a lot,
but there is never going to be a point when i have all the answers and
i like that. i want to be able to find and learn something new cause
if i don't ill be bored as hell. and how do you know what i do or dont
know? just because id like to find something that will make my day
easier? or even better see a real competitor in the market as an
alternative to Lotus exchange or Small Business server?
and just because its there doesn't make it the right choice but an
alternative. its still my responsibility to decide whats the right mix
of features and needs.
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 12:10 PM, Craig White <
craigwhite@azapple.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 2009-02-24 at 11:48 -0700, Stephen wrote:
>> I misused the term, it was never meant to be a bad thing, it just is
>> and everyone makes things tey like but none of them actually talk to
>> each other.
>>
>> i guess that's what my original use of the word was to mean.
>>
>> and the reason alot of people go with SBS is because that it is a
>> unified package. and some people just dont have the desire to puzzle
>> it all together. but im thinking maybe a list/package and some
>> settings/notes for those of use who want to build one ect.
>>
>> so its not a separate distribution per se but something that can be built.
>>
>> For me the goal is a simple unified data store to join these already
>> built packages...
> ----
> and then you'd be accepting someone else's conclusions on which packages
> to include, integrate and configure.
>
> and then you're be another administrator who never took the time to
> understand the underlying technologies, with no derived skills to
> troubleshoot problems and no study why other parts/daemons might be
> better suited for your particular needs.
>
> Craig
>
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