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Re: [News] Infrastructure Architect: Linux is Years Ahead of Windows Vista

____/ anon@xxxxxxxx on Sunday 29 July 2007 10:04 : \____

> 7 <website_has_email@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> says:
>>John Locke wrote:
>>> On Sun, 29 Jul 2007 05:51:18 +0100, Roy Schestowitz
>>> <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>  
>>>>Windows Vista vs Linux
> 
>>>>| Don't get fooled by intimidating advertisements about Microsoft Vista.
>>>>| Although Vista will probably be a very nice, stable operating system,
>>>>| there is more in the world than Windows. Other operating systems
>>>>| sometimes are years ahead of it!
> 
>>> I wouldn't say years ahead..but at least the fact that there are
>>> alternatives is beginning to soak in here and there.

Are you thinking of it as a /platform/ or  a platform for third-party
applications?

>>I would say it is years ahead.  You just need to be more than 2
>>years ahead to be years ahead.  Right now its at least 2009 before
>>windopws can catch up to what Linux does in 2007.
> 
> So you guys just pull these numbers out of your ass, eh?  How could
> an OS, whose default shell can be traced all the way back to the
> 1970s, be "years ahead" of any other OS at all?  What OS are you
> comparing it to?  Apple DOS?

Have you seen cmd.exe in Vista?

> The idea seems to be that linux is good because you use it.  And you
> are good because you use linux.  And there doesn't seem to be a lot
> of thought deeper than that.  No wonder there are so many people
> over here who use pgp trash and so few over here that can grasp the
> limitations of pgp trash.
> 
> Retards.

Hey, that's a bad attitude, man.

> cordially, as always,
> 
> rm

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