Originally Posted by ksincThat sounds very similar to my background and what I am doing. Although I no longer work as a SysAdmin I started out on ATT in 1986 and then RISC/AIX for a long time.I find it's hard to make a case for Linux in the corporate environment with what Solaris is doing right now. There sure are a lot of them out there though. Oracle is really pushing to consolidate the market.I have DSL on a thumbdrive. I also run some of the forensic toolkits on cd which do not leave footprints helix & knoppix-std. I'm working on this more as a hobby and from the forensic accounting angle (fraud detection & investigation). Pretty much all the Linux I do at work anymore is an 'appliance' which means they buy a 2U rackmount x86 box (usually IBM or Compaq) load linux
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