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Story: Microsoft to Linux: 'Bring it on'
Smithy, somehow I don't think Jeremy Allison of the Samba team at HP will have much to do with the hardware division of HP, therefore if he gets a new laptop, he may go through different channels but he'll end up with the same product as the rest of us.
The issue here is it's extremely difficult to buy a PC *without* Windows on. If what you want is a Linux machine, then you've paid (an already supremely rich) Microsoft a large amount of money for a licence you're not going to use. If this seems ok to you, why don't you just send me £50 now? I need it more than they do.
As for comparisons between Windows and Linux, I haven't used the latter enough to make a decision. What I can see is that the number of Linux lovers appears to be equal to the number of users, and the number of Windows lovers appears to be limited to Microsoft and you. I think that speaks volumes.
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Story: Microsoft to Linux: 'Bring it on'
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Jeremy Allison, of the Samba team at Hewlett-Packa... Smithy -
Matt Asay of Novell :" There's probably not real c... Smithy -
I can't see why Microsoft people would take the pa... Olivier Magere -
thats funny
Linux has gained more of an audience i... Anonymous -
Back in 1998, GNU/Linux did not even have a decent... Anonymous -
Er, not sure why the first comment characterized J... Anonymous -
Anonymous from Munich (where else?) : "Back in 199... Smthy -
Anonymous from GA :"Er, not sure why the first com... Smithy -
Smithy, somehow I don't think Jeremy Allison of th... Steve -
Steve (UK) : "The issue here is it's extremely dif... Smithy -
Steve (UK) : "What I can see is that the number of... Smithy -
Yer I agree... Windows is by far the OS of choice.... Ben Weston -
Smithy, I believe you're missing a point here.
In... Steve -
I think it's a little more complicated than your s... Marcus B. E. -
"The thing I like is that Microsoft does its best... Anonymous
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