>I'd rule out Iceland because till early in the >20th century, it was a colony of Denmark, which >had a king. Yes, but before that in the year 1000 the viking settlers of Iceland established Alingi (Althingi) which is probably the oldest parlament in the world.
This is one of the reason why I consider Linux to be a dinasaur os, this is just not acceptable for any modern operating system. This reminds me of the old dos days when every user had to know the difference between conventional memory, Extended memory, XMS, EMS etc. Is this the future OS of the 21 first century? Modifying some configuration files to get the screen to work? I hope not.
Although Windows NT isn't the perfect operating system it's light years ahead in usability and ease of use if you compare it to Linux.
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>I'd rule out Iceland because till early in the >20th century, it was a colony of Denmark, which >had a king. Yes, but before that in the year 1000 the viking settlers of Iceland established Alingi (Althingi) which is probably the oldest parlament in the world.
This is one of the reason why I consider Linux to be a dinasaur os, this is just not acceptable for any modern operating system. This reminds me of the old dos days when every user had to know the difference between conventional memory, Extended memory, XMS, EMS etc. Is this the future OS of the 21 first century? Modifying some configuration files to get the screen to work? I hope not.
Although Windows NT isn't the perfect operating system it's light years ahead in usability and ease of use if you compare it to Linux.