Author: Slater Wold
Date: 20:25:04 03/24/02
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On March 24, 2002 at 23:19:40, Anthony Boynes wrote: >On March 24, 2002 at 23:07:48, Slater Wold wrote: > > >>Bad wording. I apologize. Most popular distributions. >> >>I am no expert on Linux, but putting Microsoft under a microscope to make Linux >>look better is silly. Linux has it's problems, and you don't see the people who >>like Microsoft here blasting it. > >You and Eugene started a premature and uninformed bashing of Linux in this case. Um, the original thread was all about Windows bashing. We were simply stating, "..don't be so naive, Linux has problems too.." > >> >>When 7.x came out, how many people ran here and blasted it because the SMP was >>broken? None. >> > >Some of us never had those problems. *shrug* Robert Hyatt did. He had to fix the code himself. Because RH support wouldn't. Ever call Windows support? They are *excellent*. >>It just gets old. Especially to those with ties to MS. Such as Eugene and >>myself. > >It does get old. I run mostly Windows at home. I use Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, >and Solaris at work. Every OS has its strengths and weaknesses. I use SCO 99% of the time at my job. I would *never* think of using it at home. I use Windows 2000 at work. I would *never* think of using it at work. You are very correct. Everything has its ups and downs. >Most problems seem to come when people don't take the time learn enough about >what they are working with. Heck, some people find Windows hard to use. Go >figure. I agree.
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