Now that I'm used to getting all this software for free, I find it hard to justify paying people to 'code' it. I hope I'm not just part of the problem.
I really need some software that just jumps out and says, "pay for me, you won't regret it. Actually you'll get a warm fuzzy feeling knowing you put food on the table of a Pakistani immigrant making chump change for *insert mega-soft-corp*."
ReiserFS has already positioned itself as the default JFS for Linux, deserved or not. It's the momentum that's important not the technical excellance.
I mean, why Linux? There are so many better alternatives to Apple and Microsoft. FreeBSD for the cheap guys. BeOS for the less cheap guys. Linux just doesn't make sense.
-- PhireWerkz -- 2600 is as arbitrary as it seems.
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I really need some software that just jumps out and says, "pay for me, you won't regret it. Actually you'll get a warm fuzzy feeling knowing you put food on the table of a Pakistani immigrant making chump change for *insert mega-soft-corp*."
-- 2600 is as arbitrary as it seems.
I mean, why Linux? There are so many better alternatives to Apple and Microsoft. FreeBSD for the cheap guys. BeOS for the less cheap guys. Linux just doesn't make sense.
-- PhireWerkz
-- 2600 is as arbitrary as it seems.