Consider the following: In the beginning of Microsoft, there was dos, dos was a simple command line OS, and some may compare it to Linux, but they were really not very similar. Next came Windows, and Linux got X and as time progressed we began to see a pattern: Let wx be the windows operating system, where x is the current incarnation (IE 98, me or XP), and let ly=linux, where y is the current linux incarnation. If current patterns hold true, we can derive the following: LIM [wx] = x->infinity [ly+(system requirements)-(usefull utilities)+2(games available for linux)^2) but for Lim[ly] y->infinity (system requirements)->0 (games available for linux)->infinity so we can see that with each new iteration of windows, it becomes more and more like linux (though microsoft calls these NEW Features), so that eventually they will be entirelly cross compatible, we can all use those windows applications that never get ported and we can all delete those nasy windows paritions, so I say, let them make new OS's
...Then the only command within thier grasp will probably be startx
Consider the following:
In the beginning of Microsoft, there was dos, dos was a simple command line OS, and some may compare it to Linux, but they were really not very similar. Next came Windows, and Linux got X and as time progressed we began to see a pattern:
Let wx be the windows operating system, where x is the current incarnation (IE 98, me or XP), and let ly=linux, where y is the current linux incarnation. If current patterns hold true, we can derive the following:
LIM [wx] =
x->infinity
[ly+(system requirements)-(usefull utilities)+2(games available for linux)^2)
but for
Lim[ly]
y->infinity
(system requirements)->0
(games available for linux)->infinity
so we can see that with each new iteration of windows, it becomes more and more like linux (though microsoft calls these NEW Features), so that eventually they will be entirelly cross compatible, we can all use those windows applications that never get ported and we can all delete those nasy windows paritions, so I say, let them make new OS's