How about GNU/Hurd (I can't see if it's in the graph because of the./ effect)? Last time I installed it (approximately six months ago) there was no random generation device...
I've got the pr0n, no doubt about that. But how in the world am I going to get (or even pay for) a connection that will support 80GB/s downloads now that I have the storage....
In regards to the alledged "crap" I can only agree. Apps like KPaint is not worthy of being in the standard base of KDE. In fact I can't believe someone would willingly have their name on the list of authors to that program. The program's a joke! When was the last time you saw a paintbrush that sprays in a square and not in a circle?!
This is just an example of one of the crappy apps in KDE tha has to go.
...when they find out that most people will say "there's no way I'm gonna pay $100 for winXP when win98SE fullfills all my needs".
This will ultimately hurt Microsoft. They exists on a basis build by the fact that so many people know MS' OS because thay pirated it. When people can't pirate it (because of new "smart" anti-piracy stuff in it) and are not willing to buy it, I guess they will somewhat modify the price for winXP.
I also think that many companies at some point will switch away from XP after their workstations for the 17'th time have become the tool of some 12-year old script kiddie doing all the fun stuff with raw sockets.
As a free OS (as it in reality is for many people) Windows is an excellent OS with outstanding support for hardware and tons of software, although it has some design flaws. As a non-free OS XP will never get into all the old win98 workstations.
I think it will only have a small effect in the way of moving people from MS' OS over to free OSes though. Most people (and the free OSes!) are not ready for that yet.
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How about GNU/Hurd (I can't see if it's in the graph because of the ./ effect)? Last time I installed it (approximately six months ago) there was no random generation device...
One I always include to prove that I wrote the program:
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
...a beowulf cluster of these
I've got the pr0n, no doubt about that. But how in the world am I going to get (or even pay for) a connection that will support 80GB/s downloads now that I have the storage....
...that without Microsoft we wouldn't have VD....erh....VB
In regards to the alledged "crap" I can only agree. Apps like KPaint is not worthy of being in the standard base of KDE. In fact I can't believe someone would willingly have their name on the list of authors to that program. The program's a joke! When was the last time you saw a paintbrush that sprays in a square and not in a circle?!
This is just an example of one of the crappy apps in KDE tha has to go.
Dammit it's *nsync not Nsync!
...2004
...when they find out that most people will say "there's no way I'm gonna pay $100 for winXP when win98SE fullfills all my needs".
This will ultimately hurt Microsoft. They exists on a basis build by the fact that so many people know MS' OS because thay pirated it. When people can't pirate it (because of new "smart" anti-piracy stuff in it) and are not willing to buy it, I guess they will somewhat modify the price for winXP.
I also think that many companies at some point will switch away from XP after their workstations for the 17'th time have become the tool of some 12-year old script kiddie doing all the fun stuff with raw sockets.
As a free OS (as it in reality is for many people) Windows is an excellent OS with outstanding support for hardware and tons of software, although it has some design flaws. As a non-free OS XP will never get into all the old win98 workstations.
I think it will only have a small effect in the way of moving people from MS' OS over to free OSes though. Most people (and the free OSes!) are not ready for that yet.
...but does it run Linux?
....but this is just stupid.
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