Doctor Smith wrote:
> On Sat, 28 Mar 2009 00:03:03 GMT, 7 wrote:
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>> It could turn out the EU needs to intervene in netbook market
>> due to market distortion.
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> How come Linux can't compete?
It could turn out the EU needs to intervene in netbook market
due to market distortions instigated by the monopoly
company Micoshaft. Micoshaft needs to be broken up.
> Linux is free for goodness sakes.
> Linux netbooks as a whole cost less than Windows ones, in general.
> So why can't you Linux freetards sell your products?
It could turn out the EU needs to intervene in netbook market
due to market distortions instigated by the monopoly
company Micoshaft. Micoshaft needs to be broken up.
> Answer: PEOPLE DON'T WANT LINUX
You don't mean People - You mean WINDUMMIES!!!!
It could turn out the EU needs to intervene in netbook market
due to market distortion. With Linux netbook supplies being cut off
despite being a mainstream product, the public, governments
and anti-trust prosecutors need to know if micoshaft has
again threatened and coerced the suppliers as before into
limiting Linux netbook supplies despite Linux netbooks being
a mainstream product.
I certainly can't buy it any more from local sources readily.
This can only mean micoshaft is actively interfering with
the supply chain of a mainstream Linux product AGAIN.
And what of the EU regulators? Fast asleep drunk on
tax payer money as usual.
The more people that switch to Linux the more accute the issues become.
The EU must act now go for tripple damages before it becomes
protracted and micoshaft has enough time to
illegally burn / dispose of emails and notes sent
been the colluding parties.
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