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Re: [News] GNU/Linux Desktop Barriers Get Eliminated

____/ Canuck57 on Thursday 27 March 2008 14:30 : \____

> 
> "Moshe Goldfarb" <brick.n.straw@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1dvhepxcjp2do.s8n2pf9vptf2$.dlg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 02:44:09 +0000, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>>
>>> Disruptive Technologies that Affect Desktop Linux
>>
>> Yea.
>> Like Windows having 90+ percent of the desktop market.
>>
>> Tell me, why is Linux still at 0.6 percent (0.8 percent according to the
>> BBC) when Linux is free?
>>
>> Something is seriously wrong when a product cannot be given away.
> 
> People involved with Linux know those numbers are cooked.

Yes, but the trolls are here to spread the Big Lie and repeat it endlessly.

> For example, they survey say the too 100 companies, and limit it to current
> desktops, the figure might be right.
> 
> But that old hand-me-down PC, hobbyists, Linksys routers, Internet servers
> are excluded.
> 
> Some small business that can't afford the M$ hit run it, but never get
> interviewed.
> 
> Efforts like OLPC are excluded, as are other countries where Linux
> popularity is much higher, excluded.
> 
> Many are seeking Macs and Linux as an alternative, and because it is "free"
> (or paid if you wish) no one really knows how many out there run it.
> 
> Software is now a commodity.  MS just hasn't figured it out yet.

Actually, it has. That's why it tries to legalise software patents around the
world.

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