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Re: [News] Mark Shuttleworth Spills Money to Increase Linux Adoption

____/ thad05@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on Monday 24 December 2007 23:07 : \____

> amicus_curious <ACDC@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>> 
>> To put it into your perspective, it is the well-funded city Fire Departments
>> that provide the money for the fire engine companies to invent better and
>> better equipment so that the rustics like yourself have used equipment to
>> buy for your amateurs.  OSS would disappear overnight if commercial software
>> were to vanish.
> 
> Wow are you living in your own little fantasy world.  OSS does not
> depend on commercial software to exist.  That is the entire reason
> it has thrived and grown into unexpected niches in the face of MS
> competition... no air supply to cut off.

He uses Fool.com terms (e.g. Mr. Softie). Fool.com is a Microsoft-affiliated
site which is used to boost its image (Barron's is another). He drinks the
Kool-Aid. Ignore him.

Make no mistake. He's not independent. From an E-mail I received:

===
hi,

i just happened to notice that you spent some text debunking my old 'friend'
bill weisgerber last spring.

i went around with bill (& a host of other paid2post shills) on a nytimes
forum for over 3 years. despite being exposed for what/who they were/are,
they just would not quit their mindless pr firm hypenosys. at that time, the
nytimes was quite supportive of their charade. what a blight.

just anecdotal.

best regards, 

<anon>
===

He must be one of those known shill that Microsoft unleashed onto the Web. He
has something to earn from this.

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