We need to stop looking at each new review as just another review of XYZ Linux distribution. There are hard working people and companies around now that are doing more than distubuting the Linux kernel with some other neat stuff. These folks are producing a complete Operating System for IBM compatible PC's based on the Linux kernel and there IS a very distinct difference.
It is also interesting to note that the number of positive comments amongst Slashdot readers for a user friendly operating system based on the Linux kernel has increased dramatically over the years. The naysayers are still around, but the positive comments are flowing where once they only trickled.
So maybe in addition to trying to help Mozilla, we should also begin pushing Apache wherever possible. If we can get more sites to use Apache, we can at least take out those IIS incompatibility problems. Web developers, IT and IS guys and gals out there, if your company isn't using Apache yet, suggest it. Implement it. Because if we fail, we WILL lose the war.
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Yeah well *I* want an America where I don't have to listen to whiny brats like you, and where none of this has to affect me if I don't want it to.
Amazingly, in America, we both get what we claim to want.
As in hemostats. A good pair of hemostats will get you in, get the grip you need and pull those sunken pins right out. They will straighten them too.
I did the same thing to one of my Maxtor 60GB's the other day and the hemostats were a real life-saver.
We need to stop looking at each new review as just another review of XYZ Linux distribution. There are hard working people and companies around now that are doing more than distubuting the Linux kernel with some other neat stuff. These folks are producing a complete Operating System for IBM compatible PC's based on the Linux kernel and there IS a very distinct difference.
It is also interesting to note that the number of positive comments amongst Slashdot readers for a user friendly operating system based on the Linux kernel has increased dramatically over the years. The naysayers are still around, but the positive comments are flowing where once they only trickled.
So maybe in addition to trying to help Mozilla, we should also begin pushing Apache wherever possible. If we can get more sites to use Apache, we can at least take out those IIS incompatibility problems. Web developers, IT and IS guys and gals out there, if your company isn't using Apache yet, suggest it. Implement it. Because if we fail, we WILL lose the war.