Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 10th Oct 2006 08:51 UTC
In the increasingly Google-YouTube-Web 2.0 age we inhabit, it's become fashionable to dismiss Windows as a relic. Ask around the office. You'll hear the Gen Xers sneer about how Microsoft's operating system is, well, so yesterday. Even a fair number of IT greybeards are warming to the notion that the times, they are a changing.
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RE[2]: Is Linux relevant for Desktop use???
by twenex on Tue 10th Oct 2006 17:12
in reply to "RE: Is Linux relevant for Desktop use???"
Member since:2006-04-21
Paying for software is not a bad thing. Paying for software that's crap is a bad thing. Being forced to pay for software that's crap is even worse. Being forced to pay for software that's crap to maintain the illegal monopoly of a greedy, deceptive corporation that doesn't deserve its de facto monopoly in the first place is worst of all.
Edited 2006-10-10 17:16
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2006-01-11
In linux you can manage to have most of the things Windows runs, and some others. But then, would you invest on a platform where a lot of people sees paying for software as a bad thing?