Linked by weildish on Sat 27th Dec 2008 22:58 UTC
Sick of Apple and Microsoft flaunting themselves about constantly with their "I'm a Mac/I'm a PC" advertisements? Had a vision for the first Linux commercial you've been wanting to put into place? The Linux Foundation is calling you. Not literally, of course. Beginning January 26th, 2009, the Foundation will be accepting 60-second video offerings from budding directors worldwide to begin their own "I'm Linux" advertising campaign. The winner takes all with "a flight to Narita in Japan from the airport closest to your home plus three nights at a hotel in order for the winner to attend the Linux Foundation Japan's symposium in October next year." Start those rusty creative gears turning-- it's certain that plenty will enter, and only one will win.
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2006-12-27
Personally I'm a little sick of this whole if I like this OS then I can't like the other BS everyone is always tossing around.
I'm a long time Linux user, and I run the local LUG. I love Linux and I think its a great OS with a lot of really good tools.
I'm an MCSE and I think Windows has some really great tools for somethings an not for others. I love active directory and think its one of the better LDAP implementations.
I have a couple of Macs in my house and I can honestly say they are the best at bringing their stuff together seamlessly. Granted its because they make everything themselves but just the way the Apple TV, Macs and ipods work so well together in my house it still astounds me.
In reality though out side of specific uses a normal user who checks their email, surfs the web, needs office products, just all around general computing all 3 platforms will do the job with ease.
We all know the places that each OS is better then the other, but lest cut the BS, more options is better its that simple.