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Old 12-07-2006, 01:54 AM
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I have used Windows operating system for quite a long time but I have just started to use Linux. I have a small doubt with respect to both Windows and Linux operating system. In Windows operating system it has the option of Plug and play where by Windows could automatically take any new components added.But I think it is not so in Linux oerating system. Is my idea correct. If so why is it so?
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