Linux on Netbooks SURGING

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Alias said:
http://www.computerworld.com/s/arti..._of_netbooks_surging_not_sagging_says_analyst

Note to the nymshifter: 11 *million* Linux netbook users. That doesn't
take into account laptops and desktops.

Alias
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Sure, I can believe it. Netbooks are made to run very simple tasks.
E-Mail, a browser, maybe a one page letter to your parole officer. You can
even calculate 100 numbers on their inferior CALC program.

Linux distros can do the simple basic tasks. Never said it couldn't. Home
users and business users avoid Linux because Linux doesn't run the popular
software programs out there.

Proud of yourself now? Go beat your chest and smoke a BOWL.
 
Kevin said:
Sure, I can believe it. Netbooks are made to run very simple tasks.
E-Mail, a browser, maybe a one page letter to your parole officer. You
can even calculate 100 numbers on their inferior CALC program.
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Um, you've written that NOBODY uses Linux. Care to apologize or do you
have any principles at all?
Linux distros can do the simple basic tasks. Never said it couldn't.
Home users and business users avoid Linux because Linux doesn't run the
popular software programs out there.
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How would you know? You've never installed or used Ubuntu.
Proud of yourself now? Go beat your chest and smoke a BOWL.
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Proud of what, pray tell?

Alias
 
Alias said:
Um, you've written that NOBODY uses Linux. Care to apologize or do you
have any principles at all?
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Almost NOBODY. Happy now?

How would you know? You've never installed or used Ubuntu.
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Already told you that I have installed and evaluated that SHITTY INFERIOR
Ubuntu that most people reject as garbage. You're just stupid.
Proud of what, pray tell?
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Proud of finding anything positive about that INFERIOR Ubuntu and anything
negative about Windows. Doesn't matter how many idiotic posts you generate,
most people reject Ubuntu as the trash it is. Live with it.
 
Kevin said:
Almost NOBODY. Happy now?
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Um, 11 MILLION just on netbooks is not "almost nobody".
Already told you that I have installed and evaluated that SHITTY
INFERIOR Ubuntu that most people reject as garbage. You're just stupid.
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From the clueless replies in your posts, it's obvious that you've never
installed or used Ubuntu. You provided the proof of your lies, dumb ****.
Proud of finding anything positive about that INFERIOR Ubuntu and
anything negative about Windows. Doesn't matter how many idiotic posts
you generate, most people reject Ubuntu as the trash it is. Live with it.
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Keep telling yourself that if it helps you live in a fantasy world of lies.

Alias
 
Alias said:
Um, 11 MILLION just on netbooks is not "almost nobody".
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I am talking desktop and business users. Almost Nobody. You just can't
figure that out. Oops.

From the clueless replies in your posts, it's obvious that you've never
installed or used Ubuntu. You provided the proof of your lies, dumb ****.


Keep telling yourself that if it helps you live in a fantasy world of
lies.
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Just correcting the lies that you spread on a daily basis. My Noble
Mission.
 
Kevin said:
I am talking desktop and business users. Almost Nobody. You just can't
figure that out. Oops.
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Then you're changing the subject to a topic you think you can win being
as you can't win with the original topic. Ever hear of a straw man
argument, lame boy?
Just correcting the lies that you spread on a daily basis. My Noble
Mission.
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No, you're not and everyone knows it. You're not fooling anyone but
yourself and Frank.

Alias
 
Alias said:
Then you're changing the subject to a topic you think you can win being as
you can't win with the original topic. Ever hear of a straw man argument,
lame boy?


No, you're not and everyone knows it. You're not fooling anyone but
yourself and Frank.

Alias
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Sorry to burst your bubble. You get many people telling you that you're a
troll. Others post with facts and then you say they are "ill informed".
You will defend that INFERIOR Ubuntu no matter what. Lots of work to see a
spinning cube on the screen.

HA HA HA HA
 
Kevin said:
Sorry to burst your bubble. You get many people telling you that you're
a troll. Others post with facts and then you say they are "ill
informed". You will defend that INFERIOR Ubuntu no matter what. Lots of
work to see a spinning cube on the screen.

HA HA HA HA
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Um, the cube doesn't spin by itself. With user input, it will rotate but
not spin. More proof that you've never used Ubuntu. Again, you don't
even know how to make the cube rotate.

How do you live with yourself or are you proud of being a liar?

Alias
 
Alias said:
Um, the cube doesn't spin by itself. With user input, it will rotate but
not spin. More proof that you've never used Ubuntu. Again, you don't even
know how to make the cube rotate.
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That's my point. The user will play with the cube for hours on end because
he/she can't do any real work, and he/she isn't very smart to begin with
because he/she is using Ubuntu.
 
Kevin said:
That's my point. The user will play with the cube for hours on end
because he/she can't do any real work, and he/she isn't very smart to
begin with because he/she is using Ubuntu.
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Maybe that's what you would do if you were to ever install and use
Ubuntu instead of posting lies and drivel here but most people use the
cube to switch from one workspace to another. Again, how does one make
the cube rotate, MR KNOW-IT-ALL? How would one get from one workspace to
another without the cube? Not everyone has the cube installed, you know,
and it doesn't come installed by default.

Alias
 
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