"Good Enough" Computers Are the Future
An anonymous reader writes "Over on the PC World blog, Keir Thomas engages in some speculative thinking. Pretending to be writing from the year 2025, he describes a world of 'Good Enough computing,' wherein ultra-cheap PCs and notebooks (created to help end-users weather the 'Great Recession' of the early 21st century) are coupled to open source operating systems. This is possible because even the cheapest chips have all the power most people need nowadays. In what is effectively the present situation with netbooks writ large, he sees a future where Microsoft is priced out of the entire desktop operating system market and can't compete. It's a fun read that raises some interesting points."
The year of the Linux desktop!
How many of us have super computers?
I own a PS3, you insensitive clod!
I'm level 6 you insensitive clod!
Im sorry, you seem to have failed to make any form of point.
Please re-insert your thought process and try again.
I have no idea why, but this is how it sounded when I read it:
(Futurama)
Pr. Farnsworth: How good is this computer?
Fry: Good Enough.
Pr. Farnsworth: That's not good enough!
I AM an old person, you insensitive clod.
I can tell the difference, I just don't care. If I want to see a high-resolution sunset, I'll go outside and watch it live. I don't need to see every nose hair on the news reporter or every pore and pimple on these damn kids who seem to be everywhere on TV these days. And get off my lawn...
I like the brown color scheme. It gives Ubuntu a warm, earthy feel.
Circumcision is child abuse.
I know - I'm an insensitive (earthy) clod.
Pretending to be writing from the year 2025
In the year twenty twenty-five if Intel is still alive. If Microsoft can survive they may find...
But HD is higher resolution than the real world...