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don't know how to tell you this, ,but nobody uses linux.Alias said:
Bobby said:don't know how to tell you this, ,but nobody uses linux.
GorkusPuss said:http://www.kleenex.com/NA/Products/Kleenex-Tissues.aspx
Has a kind of assonance Linux ... Kleenex, that could make a new distro
for Linux, K-Leenex, for that 0.67%
- GorkusPuss
GorkusPuss said:I agree with what you say Hobbes, I get the impression Alias is here to
buttress Microsoft by pushing the Linux line the way he does, and others
here too. If Vista is so bad, then here is your chance to overtake it, or
at the very least make substantial in roads into your user base. Linux
retracted, and for the reasons you removed it, for the reasons I removed
SuSE, dumped RedHat. Linux is not viable, difficult and not familiar in
the market place, that does not constitute an alternative to a
product\service.
Let's give the Linux advocates the benefit of the doubt, OK Vista is crap
what have you got? You saw the pie chart, nothing.
People come here for Vista help, or (in my case) to observe and learn
about Vista. For some posts here (many can be considered), to be told to
dump Vista and download a 700Mb Linux Ubuntu installation is stupid,
people don't flock to a product over confusion, they do it over
familiarity for that product, as bad as you can justify Vista to be, it
has and enjoys a familiarity in the Market that, Linux has been retracting
from since the mid to late 1990s.
While the likes of people like Alias are here pushing the Ubuntu Linux
brand, it will be shunned by people, never get a more positive
familiarity. I wonder if the Ubuntu producers see how their product is
being pushed in this Newsgroup, they would likely accuse Alias of working
for the Microsoft camp, and disassociate themselves from him, who needs
friends like that?
Such people who cannot help nor teach anyone here something regarding the
OS they use by suggesting to dump their product, and go Ubuntu deserve all
the slander coming to them. No matter what the product, people at least
wish to feel good about their purchases. Not have idiots rubbing dirt in
their faces.
- GorkusPuss
Alias said:I do know how to tell you that you're wrong.
Spaceman said:Yes Bobby is wrong.
According to that chart.
For every 100 people almost 3/4 of one person use Linux.
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Hobbes said:The ubuntu command sudo should be pseudo ... as in a pseudo OS.
The impression I got from ubuntu is 300 different people wrote the code,
yet none of them knew the others phone number.
I saw neither ease of use nor stability.
The difference between installing graphics drivers for Vista and Ubuntu
is huge.
Vista goes with ease...ubuntu with xserver nightmares.
Thou I never figured out what I needed graphics drivers for ubuntu
anyway...the only thing close to modern graphics was the spinning cube
desktop.
Hobbes said:I tried ubuntu...it comes loaded with problems.
Alias said:Wrong. Closed OSes like Windows don't benefit from many programmers
checking it out. So MS throws it out to the public as a beta and the
public even pays to be the beta testers. This shall continue until SP2 at
the earliest.
Your posts reveal why.
Sure is. With Vista, one must go to the web site and download and install
drivers. With Ubuntu, it is done automagically with no input necessary
from the user. Same is true for printers and scanners. Oops.
What "nightmares"? LOL! You've obviously never installed Ubuntu.
More proof that you have never installed Ubuntu.
Alias
The impression I got from ubuntu is 300 different people wrote the
code, yet none of them knew the others phone number.
I saw neither ease of use nor stability.
The difference between installing graphics drivers for Vista and
Ubuntu is huge.
Hobbes said:Yes I did ... and received the Ubuntu update that crashed many xserver
users.
Just like in windows, I get my graphics drivers from the nvidia
website....oops.
I don't get my drivers from Synaptic...oops.
And Feisty is still installed on an old PIII PC my wife uses...oops.
She only keeps it for the Mahjong game...its easy to beat.
Don't let your hatred of Windows users get the best of you....
Vista
isn't going to go away because you want it too.
Neither is Microsoft...oops.
Alias said:I don't believe you.
I don't believe you.
Neither do I. It's done automagically with Hardy.
She's way behind the times, then. With real OSes, two years is an
eternity.
Oh, so she's a clueless as you are, eh?
I don't hate Windows or their users. I use XP every day.
No, it's doing a great job of disappearing without my help.
No, it's doing a great job of disappearing without my help.
Next?
Alias
Hobbes said:You don't believe me?
OK.
Hope I get over it.
So, any idea what you would need graphics cards for in ubuntu ?
DanS said:It may be different, but not difficult.
To install the nVidia driver, all I did was open the package manager and
select it from the list.
Alias said:To run graphics, what else?
Dumb question.
Alais
Alias, the fact is that no matter how many eye's you have working on the
project, no matter how many different methods, etc... there are always
going ot be bugs, and Linux, Unix, OS/x, MAC, Windows, Vista, AIX,
etc... they all had bugs, lots of them.
Having spent most of my life developing code and managing developers,
it's not an issue of Open Source or Closed Source, it's about
methodology and how limited your scope is when interacting with other
items that run on the computer.