I went to the following URL and posted a comment:http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/WebObje cts/Toshiba.woa/-/EmailSales.wo?
Here is the comment I posted: I won't buy or recommend Toshiba laptops to any of my customers unless I feel confident that they will work with linux. Toshiba will not disclose any information regarding chips inside their laptops. I think that Toshiba should review this policy and reconsider, taking a more sensible approach. Since it's impossible to write device drivers for your products, I will not recommend Toshiba or buy Toshiba laptops.
I had to do it twice because their crappy web site timed out the first time.
Lyrics are only one of many components that make up a music composition that is recorded and copyrighted.
I hate the music industry and their copyright fanatical terrorism. I considered the lyrics server a great resource, and now it is gone, probably forever.
I wish someone would start an electronic email campaign or something we can do to support Pascal de Vries and show the music industry that this kind of copyright terrorism will not be tolerated by the free music loving people of the world.
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I went to the following URL and posted a comment:http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/WebObje cts/Toshiba.woa/-/EmailSales.wo?
Here is the comment I posted:
I won't buy or recommend Toshiba laptops to any of my customers unless I feel confident that they will work with linux.
Toshiba will not disclose any information regarding chips inside their laptops. I think that Toshiba should review this policy and reconsider, taking a more sensible approach.
Since it's impossible to write device drivers for your products, I will not recommend Toshiba or buy Toshiba laptops.
I had to do it twice because their crappy web site timed out the first time.
Lyrics are only one of many components that make up a music composition that is recorded and copyrighted.
I hate the music industry and their copyright fanatical terrorism. I considered the lyrics server a great resource, and now it is gone, probably forever.
I wish someone would start an electronic email campaign or something we can do to support Pascal de Vries and show the music industry that this kind of copyright terrorism will not be tolerated by the free music loving people of the world.
I can not say it enough, this is unbelievable!!!!