Hi John
>>What's an MSCE ........ an MSc degree in engineering ... and what is an AIX
>>position ?
>If memory serves, MSCE stands for "Microsoft Certified Engineer" or
>somesuch, and AIX is IBM's Unix flavour.
The MSCE definition is correct, a lot of people view it as a piece
of paper than basically means that you pay a lot of money to
authenticate that you know how to reformat a harddisk to fix
MS problems ;-)
AIX is IBM's flavour of Unix, I also use Mac OS 10.2 from Apple,
and IBM's OS/2 v4.52 (available also as eComStation at
http://www.ecomstation.com/ )
AIX and OS/2 are very stable operating systems, which allow
people to get on with the work at hand without spending downtime
fixing bugs and other rubbish. Both are primarily found in the
Corporate world. Chances are your local ATM runs OS/2.
Cheers
Ian Manners
http://www.comkal.com.au/
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