But Geocities (first free webhost that I can think of) was made in 1994. That made the web writable for anyone (and sadly, everyone). Many blogs found on the internet today aren't much better than the Geocities sites of the late 90's.
Finally. Someone sees the truth through the "YayGoLinuxIHateMicrosoft" cloud that, unfortunately shrouds 95% of Slashdot comments. Yes Linux is cool and free and great to use, but it's not for everyone. I would never encourage my mom to switch. It's something that she just couldn't do. Nor would I want to switch her to MacOS. She's used to Windows, it's always what she uses. My brother would proabably like MacOS, but we don't own a Mac. Might I add, that on their>/i> PC, none of them run as Admin, they're Power Users, and I set what services are running.
In conclusion, there is a software/OS for everyone, and Linux isn't always it.
You have to remember, with a country with a population of 1.3 Billion, with only 100million people online, that's still just over 7% penetration. While I admit it is growing by leaps and bounds, it is by no means a large percentage compared to the US, some European nations or Japan.
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Next week, Microsoft will patent numbers, period.
But Geocities (first free webhost that I can think of) was made in 1994. That made the web writable for anyone (and sadly, everyone). Many blogs found on the internet today aren't much better than the Geocities sites of the late 90's.
Finally. Someone sees the truth through the "YayGoLinuxIHateMicrosoft" cloud that, unfortunately shrouds 95% of Slashdot comments. Yes Linux is cool and free and great to use, but it's not for everyone. I would never encourage my mom to switch. It's something that she just couldn't do. Nor would I want to switch her to MacOS. She's used to Windows, it's always what she uses. My brother would proabably like MacOS, but we don't own a Mac. Might I add, that on their>/i> PC, none of them run as Admin, they're Power Users, and I set what services are running. In conclusion, there is a software/OS for everyone, and Linux isn't always it.
You have to remember, with a country with a population of 1.3 Billion, with only 100million people online, that's still just over 7% penetration. While I admit it is growing by leaps and bounds, it is by no means a large percentage compared to the US, some European nations or Japan.
Can I recieve the same level of support as they gave Windows ME?
Enjoy the freedomopression, use WindowsXP today!
Who am I to say that this is a basic set of requirements for an analysis study?
A very good question indeed, my dear friend.
In communist Russia, it's not My Computer, it's Our Computer.
Now AOL can go off and die on it's own without hurting TimeWarner...
Gmail was cooler when nobody had it yet.