[PLUG] Will Linux survive if Windoze is FREE ?
Richard Langis
richard.langis at sun.com
Thu Nov 21 21:00:31 UTC 2002
It doesn't really matter to me. I've never bought a version of Windows
I've used. It's not so much the cost though, it's the frustration. I'd
MUCH rather have an OS that I can change the network settings on WITHOUT
having to reboot, or install an application, or restart the windowing
system without bringing down the box, or run cron jobs, or make my
desktop a professional-level web/mail/ftp server with a single command,
or, or, or, or, or...
I don't think Windows being 'FREE' (as in beer) will matter much to
those who know that Linux is the superior product, free or no.
-R
Mathew, Tisson K wrote:
> We have all thought about what the perfect software world would be like, but
> have we ever considered the source of those ideas, may be it is FREE
> windows. (I doubt if Billy Boy will ever allow such a thing to happen :) but
> it's a definite possibility) .If it ever happens, I think Linux and other
> Open Source OS communities should be prepared to take the challenge head-on.
>
>
> Cheers
> _tisson
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