This blog has moved!
Go to the new address.
Monday, October 17, 2005
Back to school
Back to school today. Oh goody.
I've started mirroring my Windows Apache installation to my Linux one (I dual boot), because Linux is so much better as a server platform than Windows XP. To be fair, I haven't used Windows Server 2003/IIS as a web server, basically because I can't afford it (take note Microsoft: young people are going Apache because they can). So, hopefully I can build a better platform for my test web server. I do like the extra Unix-based security and the ability to do cool stuff like sendmail and easily use Perl (I tried and failed to install ActivePerl for Windows - hey an occasion where Linux has been an easier platform to install something on than Windows).
Another note to Microsoft: ASP(X) is not an easy platform for young people to experiment with, because of its cost to setup. I don't have the money to buy Win Server 2K3 and therefore I can't use ASP(X) (unless I jump through hoops like installing mod_perl for Apache, then do this and that - it's more effort than it's worth).
Wow, what an essay. See you all tomorrow.
PS: My Linux uptime (it sucks, I know).
I've started mirroring my Windows Apache installation to my Linux one (I dual boot), because Linux is so much better as a server platform than Windows XP. To be fair, I haven't used Windows Server 2003/IIS as a web server, basically because I can't afford it (take note Microsoft: young people are going Apache because they can). So, hopefully I can build a better platform for my test web server. I do like the extra Unix-based security and the ability to do cool stuff like sendmail and easily use Perl (I tried and failed to install ActivePerl for Windows - hey an occasion where Linux has been an easier platform to install something on than Windows).
Another note to Microsoft: ASP(X) is not an easy platform for young people to experiment with, because of its cost to setup. I don't have the money to buy Win Server 2K3 and therefore I can't use ASP(X) (unless I jump through hoops like installing mod_perl for Apache, then do this and that - it's more effort than it's worth).
Wow, what an essay. See you all tomorrow.
PS: My Linux uptime (it sucks, I know).
