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It's
hard to imagine all of the different flavors of Unix today. SCO, AIX,
and about a dozen different versions of Linux. Which version is right
for you? Do you just go out and download it from Redhat's website and
install it? Or do you purchase a copy? Want to hear a scary
phrase?..... Microsoft Linux.... It may still happen! Be
afraid, be very afraid!!!