This greek company crashes your browser if it's Netscape 4.x, and you can't see anything if it's something other than IE4+. Now, I can't give any orders to sell or buy stocks.
Especially the point where they are saying that "Linux Swapfile is max. 128M".:) Or what about the largest file size, on Windoze it is 18 Terrabytes, Good lord.
ANW, I think it is interesting to see the source code of the page. At the bottom there is a commented-out part, with links that seem to have expired. Well, that's fine, but the names of the links seem interesting: "While we do not view Linux as a serious competitor for Microsoft at the desktop, Linux will not disappear from the computing landscape through 2004.". How about that.
ANW, I've stopped listening to what they say for a long time now. I mean, who cares what they are doing, with all these new products they release, just to earn more money? (Win 2000 Professional, Server, Win Whistler, Millenium or whatever).
Puh-lease. Linux is good, but to some people its just another way to make money. That doesn't make them any better than Microsoft.
So what? Everybody has to have a job in this world. Why not by promoting Linux?
I don't care for the motives of these people, as long as it is for the good of the end user/customer. If they do their jobs well, they will be rewarded anw.
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- How great the classic Amiga was (and still is, btw).
- How this is nothing like the classic Amiga we all know.
- How crap the new AmigaNG system is.
- How cool the new AmigaNG system is.
- How nice the (insert specific and beloved amiga game here) was.
etc.Again, this is all thin air until we see some hardware.
But we also read this comment as well. :-)
Alex
Well, perhaps it's a feature, not a bug...
I couldn't help ROTFL with this article.
:) Or what about the largest file size, on Windoze it is 18 Terrabytes, Good lord.
Especially the point where they are saying that "Linux Swapfile is max. 128M".
ANW, I think it is interesting to see the source code of the page. At the bottom there is a commented-out part, with links that seem to have expired. Well, that's fine, but the names of the links seem interesting: "While we do not view Linux as a serious competitor for Microsoft at the desktop, Linux will not disappear from the computing landscape through 2004.". How about that.
ANW, I've stopped listening to what they say for a long time now. I mean, who cares what they are doing, with all these new products they release, just to earn more money? (Win 2000 Professional, Server, Win Whistler, Millenium or whatever).
Alx
Puh-lease. Linux is good, but to some people its just another way to make money. That doesn't make them any better than Microsoft.
So what? Everybody has to have a job in this world. Why not by promoting Linux?
I don't care for the motives of these people, as long as it is for the good of the end user/customer. If they do their jobs well, they will be rewarded anw.