If that was the case then why post Anon?

Sorry don't buy it. Usually the people who prefer Unix probably started on it. Same as the PC types and the Mac types.

My last job was a unix primary shop and I had a Solaris box on my desk.

This job is a PC primary shop and I have two PCs on my desk

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I really don't have a preference as they are just tools too me. I can do both sides well and I can say that both OS' can actaully do certain things better than the other.

But that is just my .02

In reply to Re: Re: Perl hacker’s tools of trade or hardware of choice.. by Marza
in thread Perl hacker’s tools of trade or hardware of choice.. by vladb

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