Ken Bloom wrote: > You should consider discussing universites whose departments use linux in > their labs. For example, I attend UC Davis and have taken computer classes > in three departments: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and > Mathematics. Each of these departments' labs run Unix variants exclusively: > Computer Science uses SGI, HP, and Linux/x86 ; Computer Engineering uses HP > and Linux/x86 ; Mathematics uses Linux/x86 exclusively. In some cases, I > have been restricted by the assignment to using Linux exclusively, even when > the department's lab includes other systems.
I'm not averse to mentioning departments that use Linux, but I do prefer solid evidence (say, an official department computer support page that clearly indicates Linux is supported, or a good page describing how and why Linux is used in the department). Fuzzier indications of Linux use are I think handled well already in my google search tallies. Got a good link for me? > UC Davis' general computer labs (open to all students) still run Windows and > MacOS9, but it seems like the University may be heading toward Linux. That's wonderful. Do you have a URL of an official University page that has evidence of this? (Not trying to be picky here, but I'm trying to convince the skeptics, not the believers.) Thanks, Dan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
