Installing windows

Is anyone else tired of installing windows. I mean we get the point lets move on.

yes. quite annoying. But I guess they want to MAKE sure we know ALL the ways to install that damn OS.

And watch.

Our first jobs?


The damn computers will be MACs.

Why Yes, Yes I am as a matter of fact, but that's only because I have to constantly install it while im not in school and then go to school and install it. But I am appreciating learning the different methods to installing windows and look on the bright side, they could have given us four gigs of ram and wanted us to install Vista x64.

HacidicEnforcer wrote:

yes. quite annoying. But I guess they want to MAKE sure we know ALL the ways to install that damn OS.

And watch.

Our first jobs?


The damn computers will be MACs.

No no don't be silly
our first jobs will involve working with Linux Servers, and we will never see a windows server in our entire career.

hunterrose wrote:

No no don't be silly
our first jobs will involve working with Linux Servers, and we will never see a windows server in our entire career.

I never thought of that!

Actually, you'd be surprised. If you think about it, most corportations are very tech illiterate and don't understand the risks of actually using a Windows Server because they don't necesarrilly have to worry about someone breaching their security due to it not being out in the public. Linux servers are typically used more for the likes of Web Hosting and Databases that the public has to access on a regular basis because it's more secure.

If you are going to be Admin or equivalent for an industrial corporation such as Koch, then you're more than likely looking at a Windows Environment.
Just about every industrial corporation that i've worked for used a windows environment.

skarekr0 wrote:

Actually, you'd be surprised. If you think about it, most corportations are very tech illiterate and don't understand the risks of actually using a Windows Server because they don't necesarrilly have to worry about someone breaching their security due to it not being out in the public. Linux servers are typically used more for the likes of Web Hosting and Databases that the public has to access on a regular basis because it's more secure.

If you are going to be Admin or equivalent for an industrial corporation such as Koch, then you're more than likely looking at a Windows Environment.
Just about every industrial corporation that i've worked for used a windows environment.

It was being stated more as a quote of irony than seriousness

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