Where UnitedLinux Got It Wrong
An Anonymous Coward writes "A story on NewsForge [ed. note: part of the keiretsu] suggests that the lack of binaries
for UnitedLinux shows disrespect to the community which created most of the software. The author suggests
a better way for handling the business problems that
a lack of binaries is supposed to solve. Some particularly clueless
reader comments say that UnitedLinux has no responsibility
to cooperate with the community. The thought that
UnitedLinux won't even offer a development distribution
to the community does not sit well with me."
You're forgetting (3) theaters that DO show Star Wars EP2 in a digital format, because the distribution company is part of the MPAA.
Hmmm, I suddenly have the urge to go buy some RIAA- and MPAA-affiliated DVDs and CDs. I think I'll use Amazon's patented one-click technology to do it.
This is like the maiden voyage of the titanic.
No, its worse. You know its going to sink to the bottom.
So don't get upset, its irrelevant.
AC Wrote:
The others, by cutting off the community, also cut off a future pool of admins and consultants--who is going to administer their "United Linux" systems?
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Well, duh. The displaced SCO admins who have kept up with the times. Caldera aleady has mindshare with them...both of them. Why else you you think they bought SCO?
-Pete
Soccer Goal Plans
So lets release Untied Linux and use only the GPL'd content.
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