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Story: How to talk to Microsoft about Linux
Posted by: Jerry Watson (Wednesday 16 June 2004, 4:28 AM)
I like the idea that one linux club came up with. They made a couple thousand copys of linux distro's and stood outside the MS sideshow and gave them to people as they entered. Even if all you could afford was a couple hundred cd's... whynot.
As far as the security is concerned... I really like MS products, I made my living teaching people to use Office products. But, I am glad I am not MS and having to deal with such crap as the OS's of theirs. I don't hate them, I pity the poor (oops wrong word) fools. They will either fix all the holes in their bucket or they will eventually fall to linux or some dependable OS. There has to be something better, as for me I use both linux and MS (2/95 machines 4/xp 1/linux server 1/linux desktop), so I hope they eventually get their act together. I refuse to fight over someone else's problematic OS. Anyway the tickets to this show are real cheap..
bye now
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Story: How to talk to Microsoft about Linux
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I am sorry to have to be the one to break your bub... Michael Kingston -
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this is the first time ive posted here, i don... kre
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Well, sorry to burst your own bubble, but I'm afra... Mathias De Maré
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That isn't true. Windows isn't secure and it has t... Anonymous
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Oh, and something I forgot to mention: the fact th... Mathias De Maré
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i'm sorry Mike, but you need to learn and use Linu... Edward
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Linux is the kind of operating system that has suc... J Hill
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"You should very well know that not even 1 percent... paleo
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All these arguments about security and which OS is... Allister Jenks
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There is much ignorance about the issue of Linux a... Henry G
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Actually, its the arrogant attitude of superiority... Anonymous
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This article is interestingly biased towards Linux... Derek R.
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haha this is getting funny.
Whoever posted this an... Raab
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This is a crazy article, so obviously biased that... John Allen
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I agree with John Allen. This article was poorly g... David Wright
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It's a straightforward article really. Ask... Arthur B.
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To Anonymous USA, the network administrator.
We ar... Jack Mac
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Don't forget to ask about the cost of CAL
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I like the idea that one linux club came up with.... Jerry Watson -
Since we seem to be having a Linux Vs Windows deba... Ben Noble
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Oh, and to illustrate my point about the User Inte... Ben Noble
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I am going to introduce you all to a concept that... Anonymous
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After reading these messages, you see M$ shills sp... Kiko
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Wow Derek. Spokken like someone who chooses someth... Jeff Stone
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Just a response to Kiko's message....
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I believe your aversion to... David Morgan
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Ben Noble - As for example provided...
It is not a... David Morgan
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Mike believes that the "reason Microsoft has more... Qaz Zaq
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I have used Windows 95, NT, 98, NT4, 98se, Me, 200... Qaz Zaq
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Hmm, I use both. I've been around personal compute... jimcooncat
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Dear: Ben Noble
I would like to thank you, I find... Samuel Warren
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"My point is, that Windows is more user friendly,... Ben Noble
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I just read this web page:
http://www.microsoft.co... Ian MacGregor
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It's just beginning! Kikki Bona Sijabat
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I'd like to tell microsoft a idea i had and was th... Anonymous
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we have been using the internet and this sign abou... Anonymous
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Site - very comprehensive and meticulous from all... Phentermine
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