Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 26th Aug 2009 22:23 UTC
When Windows Vista was launched, the Free Software Foundation started its BadVista campaign, which was aimed at informing users about what the FSF considered user-restrictive features in Vista. Luckily for the FSF, Vista didn't really need a bad-mouthing campaign to fail. Now that Windows 7 is receiving a lot of positive press, the FSF dusted off the BadVista drum, and gave it a fresh coat of paint.
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2005-07-12
So, obviously, you don't care about facts, and can't be reasoned with.
If you can't see the huge market penetration of Linux, especially on servers and devices, then you're beyond hope.
If you can't see the widespread use of gcc, then you're beyond hope.
You are officially a zealot fanboy.
Try being a pragmatist, it's much more enjoyable. You get to experience a lot of other great technology outside of MS or whatever else you cream your pants over.
I shouldn't be disappointed. Typical behaviour and ignorance on a tech message board.