Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 5th Mar 2007 15:46 UTC, submitted by WillM
"Freedom of choice is one of the great benefits of Open Source Software in general and Linux in particular. This freedom gives consumers the ability to select, without fear of litigation, what software they will use and how they will use or modify it. As a principal, this freedom is extremely valuable. However, a couple of announcements this week seem to indicate that market value of freedom of choice has dipped considerably. The biggest hurdle Linux adoption faced this week wasn't Microsoft, it was an enemy from within: Linux fragmentation."
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RE[8]: Oh, no, not another one
by twenex on Wed 7th Mar 2007 16:40
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Sorry to hear about your (obvious) Ubu installation tortures.
I on the other hand, went out and bought a brand new 80Gb. Western Digital HD,
and gave the whole danged thing to Ubu 6.10 - and have had no problems!
I've always preferred to keep difrnt Operating Systems on difrnt hard drives:
- none of this partitioning nonsense for me.
Call me simple-minded, but call me.