The title of the article seems familiar to you? Naturally it would, when you read something like this. But I do state the corresponding sentence isn't even grammatically correct, thereby making it difficult for me to parody. I am sure that Linux is not close to extinction but is rather gaining momentum or at least holding its ground.
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Well, the Novell-MS deal show the contrary and wow, you really know how to spread FUD.
MS and Novell: "We have signed a deal to promote an OS Microsoft hate, which presents a threat not to their existence but only to their utter and total domination of the software industry"
FOSS community: "Hmm, something must be fishy here"
"Pragmatists": "Shut up, you stupid conspiracy theorists."
MS: "Oh yeah, and we PWNZ L1NUX! yeah! All your code is belong to us!"
FOSS community: "Hmm. stupid conspiracy theorists, eh?"
Yeah, that sounds uber-Fuddy.
yeah, the world is wrong and them GPL cult is right, mmmm, I've seen that kind of behavior before, oh yeah, the Jehova withnesess.
Over a billion Chinese live under communism. Are you going to move to China to become part of the majority then?
Sorry I really have no time to list the 500+ issues, maybe next time.
Translation into Truthspeak: There aren't any.
Edited 2006-12-06 23:27
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Gee, could that be because we don't have a massive FUD-spreading marketign machine?
Well, the Novell-MS deal show the contrary and wow, you really know how to spread FUD.
People would rather believe a comforting lie - that the majority of people who use computers are using decent products, rather than being conned by a third-rate company into using obsolete and flaky crap - than the truth.
yeah, the world is wrong and them GPL cult is right, mmmm, I've seen that kind of behavior before, oh yeah, the Jehova withnesess.
As for "trying to catch up to the basics and the complicated stuff", er, exactly WHAT basics and complicated stuff can Linux NOT do?
Sorry I really have no time to list the 500+ issues, maybe next time.
Oh, you must mean BSODs
me no comprende, sorry.