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Sun to Build Alternative Desktop ?

murthydn writes " At "Sun Tech Days 2003" Developer Conference in India ,Sun Microsystems Inc Chairman, President and CEO Scott McNealy exhorted Indian software programmers to build Sun's "desktop computer" as an alternative system to Microsoft software architecture .The complete article is here" 'Cuz if there is one thing that will save Sun, its a new desktop platform. *cough*

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  1. windows by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    if it doesn't run windows, it'll never sell. linux sucks! (unix user)

  2. anglocentrics of the world unite by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    and kick ass over teh curry eaters.
    First the muslims
    tehn teh hindoos
    mop up teh buddists
    ??
    PROPHET!!!!!!!!!

  3. Re:Advangates? by turgid · · Score: -1, Troll

    Of course! It is now fashionalbe on slahsdot to be pro-Microsoft and to argue their case. After all, Microsoft's software is a paragon of quality, in terms of features, freedom from bugs, security, functionality and speed. We all know that Microsoft's operating systems are the pinnacle of technical excellence and those who continue to argue in favour of other alternative operating systems are young, naieve and not fully business-aware yet. As they mature and become more wise and experienced they will see Microsoft for the peak of engineering and cultural achievement that it is and will relegate their juvenile alternatives to the hobby and intellectual curiosity pile where they belong.

  4. Re:Not a new platform by callipygian-showsyst · · Score: -1, Troll

    If it's sun, it will have to be all Java based, which means it'll be s-l-o-w and crashy.

  5. Re:no more cheap indian programmers by b1t+r0t · · Score: 0, Troll
    Mongolian Hordes technique n. [poss. from the Sixties counterculture expression `Mongolian clusterfuck' for a public orgy]

    Except that this is Slashdot, so it should be renamed as the "Mongolian Beowulf Cluster-fuck technique".

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