...is that I have no control over my resources. If the OS wants to give them away, I have no choice. It's like stealing my resources from me! I also noticed the fact that the computers are bought from a vendor... no mention of DIY comps. Maybe they're going to stop selling retail and only release OEM? Of course, add that to the fact that MS all ready restricts large OEM dealers from giving real copies of Windows with their comps. No more DIY computers, and no more upgrading bought computers (or if you do, you can't reinstall without reverting to the original setup). Good for MS, good for OEM dealers, bad for everyone else.
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...is that I have no control over my resources. If the OS wants to give them away, I have no choice. It's like stealing my resources from me! I also noticed the fact that the computers are bought from a vendor... no mention of DIY comps. Maybe they're going to stop selling retail and only release OEM? Of course, add that to the fact that MS all ready restricts large OEM dealers from giving real copies of Windows with their comps. No more DIY computers, and no more upgrading bought computers (or if you do, you can't reinstall without reverting to the original setup). Good for MS, good for OEM dealers, bad for everyone else.
~Drakhan
I bought a copy, actually... So this would've been number two. I actually do like their distro, though: simple, easy to use....
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