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Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

"Moshe Goldfarb." <brick_n_straw@gmail.com> wrote in
news:wp2cwkcp30zs.hxdvrbe7yb9d$.dlg@40tude.net:

> Well it's been reported already that inexpensive Linux preloaded
> machines in China are quickly converted to Windows XP machines.
>
> Why would that happen if Linux is so great?

Very simple explanation.

They install a pirated XP to run all the pirated Windows software they
already have.
 
Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 09:36:47 +0200, Hadron wrote:

>> What, do you really need a list? Even with such a list, all you would
>> reply with would be to babble on about how your students can't figure
>> out how to open a folder.
[...]
> You seem determined not to answer the question. I guess you are an
> "advocate" rather than an advocate.


It wasn't a genuine question. Consider that Snit claims to be a Linux
advocate. If so, why ask me to advocate Linux? Nor is it a general
discussion.

Any response to Snit simply results in his babbling about how his
"students" can't figure out the file/folder relationship and his claim
that the Mac UI is superior.


-Thufir
 
Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 00:47:34 -0700, Snit wrote:


> He babbled about Mac (Macs! What? Not even a part of the subject!) and
> then lies about my students.
>


Any thread which threatens to be substantive is quickly derailed by your
mac advocacy idiocy.



-Thufir
 
Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

"thufir" <hawat.thufir@gmail.com> stated in post
qNVdk.64040$kx.60066@pd7urf3no on 7/11/08 8:45 PM:

> On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 09:36:47 +0200, Hadron wrote:
>
>>> What, do you really need a list? Even with such a list, all you would
>>> reply with would be to babble on about how your students can't figure
>>> out how to open a folder.
> [...]
>> You seem determined not to answer the question. I guess you are an
>> "advocate" rather than an advocate.
>
>
> It wasn't a genuine question.

Sure it is. I asked a question. You dodged. Again, you said:

Linux is great, it's the better mousetrap.

And I asked you:

I am not disagreeing - bit what do you think Linux offers
over other common alternatives ... other than price?

And you have not been able to name *single* thing. Not one.

This says a lot about your ability to advocate for Linux - you cannot.
>>
>> I am not disagreeing - bit what do you think Linux offers over other
>> common alternatives ... other than price?

> Consider that Snit claims to be a Linux advocate. If so, why ask me to
> advocate Linux? Nor is it a general discussion.
>
> Any response to Snit simply results in his babbling about how his
> "students" can't figure out the file/folder relationship and his claim
> that the Mac UI is superior.

You keep repeating this lie of yours... and yet you cannot find a post from
me *ever* where I said my students had any unusual difficulty with files and
folders. You simply made that up. You are a liar.

--
Teachers open the door but you must walk through it yourself.
 
Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

Re: Will Linux EVER hit 1 percent????

"thufir" <hawat.thufir@gmail.com> stated in post
oOVdk.93321$gc5.80832@pd7urf2no on 7/11/08 8:46 PM:

> On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 00:47:34 -0700, Snit wrote:
>
>
>> He babbled about Mac (Macs! What? Not even a part of the subject!) and
>> then lies about my students.
>>
>
>
> Any thread which threatens to be substantive is quickly derailed by your
> mac advocacy idiocy.

I did not mention the Mac. I asked a question. You dodged. Again, you
said:

Linux is great, it's the better mousetrap.

And I asked you:

I am not disagreeing - bit what do you think Linux offers
over other common alternatives ... other than price?

And you have not been able to name *single* thing. Not one.

This says a lot about your ability to advocate for Linux - you cannot.


--
"If you have integrity, nothing else matters." - Alan Simpson
 
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