Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 8th Mar 2006 13:38 UTC, submitted by anonymous
"Michael Dell, chairman of Dell Inc. believes in offering Linux on the desktop, server, and workstation. What he doesn't believe in, for now, is giving Linux full support on the desktop. In an exclusive interview, Dell explained his company's Linux desktop strategy to DesktopLinux.com's Steven J. Vaughan Nichols."
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2005-07-06
Thats when you wake up and realize Game on a work related machine ?
Office/Quicken ? there is crossover if you cant use the provided superior solutions.
IE ? even on Windows its recommanded by everyone to not use it.
There is Book and documentation on paper and on video availaible , you can even get online and offline class teaching you how to use GNU/Linux , just like you got clas steaching you how to use windows.
If you whant support there are company providing support.
Dual booting a problem ? for there being a dual booth it whas made by choice. Its also illegal with a Windows system the vendor sign a contract that specificaly forbide resaller to install another OS with windows.
Dell is not marketing any kind of GNU/Linux they made some workstation for the reaserch facility and scientist but thats it.
It would be nice that you stop spreading the lies that GNU/Linux user are all Jihadist and zealot , youve never met any of both , in both case you die upon meeting them.
The kind of people who choose GNU/Linux know about it and got a working solution and real support. Its also what works best for them
Most people dont know that GNU/Linux exist and that Dell machine are not supported by GNU/Linux because , Dell dont offer them for the GNU/Linux distribution to support them and also he change hardware specification without releasing specs or new driver.
If Dell cant support GNU/Linux now , I guess its time to sale all your share in Dell as GNU/Linux is the futur.
I tought that Dell whas not afraid or controled by Windows. Please ...