stability of various OS's with Thunderbird

**Venom** · October 2nd 06, 02:19 AM posted to alt.comp.hardware.amd.thunderbird

"OSbandito" wrote in message
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assuming a pretty stable MB on AMD's approved list, is there any notable
advantage to going with any one of the following: Solaris, Novell/SUSE,
other stable Linux or maybe BSD. I'm new to the non-Mac arena, so any
thoughts on ease-of-use, stability or security as relate to a
Thunderbird-centered machine are much appreciated.

Stay off the internet if you want security and don't forget to take your
meds. They will make the voices go away.
I also forgot to mention it before but don't buy a new monitor either as
they come with a miniture camera built in so that the CIA can monitor what
you are doing.

**OSbandito** · October 2nd 06, 03:59 AM posted to alt.comp.hardware.amd.thunderbird

assuming a pretty stable MB on AMD's approved list, is there any notable
advantage to going with any one of the following: Solaris, Novell/SUSE,
other stable Linux or maybe BSD. I'm new to the non-Mac arena, so any
thoughts on ease-of-use, stability or security as relate to a
Thunderbird-centered machine are much appreciated.

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