who needs linsux

Windows is like a Land Rover.... they might not be completely reliable (but both have been getting a lot better) but when you actually want to do something... it can be done.

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Originally Posted by Captain_Rightfoot

Now that I've got that out of the way, I see you're using Ultra Edit Dave. I use it at work and LOVE it. All our development team use it, and whenever someone from outside see's it in action they end up being converts too :)

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been using it for donkeys years, since when i was programming in rexx...

nice app, latest version has a hiccup in vista but still rules...

when my pc died in the **** and l had to replace my video card, power source, and they re-formatted the hard drive after saving the data, thet echs would only re-load the data not the software.

which was a big favour as l took the opporutnity to load open office instead of re-loading micro soft office

and instead of outlook and explorer l run mozilla thunderbird and sunbird

l hate windows and microsoft

next computer will be an imac

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Originally Posted by incisor

geez when i say that i get dirty looks and a PM box full of nasty notes.. hope you fair better :P

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Umm, not yet, oops. Just saw a PM in my inbox.

Must check. Back soon.

Nope, no flames.

Just Pedro, wishing me luck finding a RR to rebuild my S3.Thanks mate, sorry, but a bit rich for my blood at the moment.

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Originally Posted by djhampson

Windows is like a Land Rover.... they might not be completely reliable (but both have been getting a lot better) but when you actually want to do something... it can be done.

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Thats insulting

For those interested - in PCWorld
"HP Ships Red Hat PC in Australia
A new low-cost desktop bundle runs Red Hat Enterprise and is aimed at small and medium-size businesses."

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,13...t/article.html

John

Add IBM/Lenovo, Dell, Acer.
More and more vendors giving the option of Linux.
More new low cost PC's coming out as well.

If you want to install Linux onto a new system, just get a white box. You can get the hardware you want, you don't pay the badge fees on labelled boxes and you don't have to pay for unnecessary Windows licenses.

Then again, buy a Mac. Leopard is now the fourth certified Unix operating system. That means all the others, including SCO (amusing fact that) aren't certified.

Geez Ron,

Makes me feel young when you talk like that.

Do you remember Qbasic??

Still think that Linux is the way to go.

Dodge

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Originally Posted by Rovernaut

As I said before Windows steals ideas from other OS's, have a look at Incisors pics, They are even calling the what used to be 'Administrator', is now called 'ROOT' ......:p:p:p:p:p:pLOL

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Think you might find if you look closer... the "Root" in that window has nothing at all to do with windows...

No Root acount in Vista.... looks like a terminal session to a linux box or something similar...;)( too blurry to be sure..)

Mark