I think this idea is great! It will provide an alternative route when web browsing that may prove useful not only for typical web-surfing customers but those who may not be as capable to get results from the web as... hmmm... oh I don't know, maybe your average slashdot subscriber?
TallMatthew (919136) wrote: > Software that gives access to culture? What does that mean? Can someone > provide a better translation for this translation?
Yeah sure... it means that the French Government believes that providing "Free" software is a means to control and or influence socially transmitted behavior patterns, arts, beliefs, institutions, and all other products of human work and thought. Or in short choose "Free" software over proprietary license fees.
In order to preserve itself and [the French Government's] interests it must oppose the "Free" software movement. MS France will probably agree to support the French Government technically and financially in its wacky indeavors but in turn the French Government must denounce MS France's threat, "Free" software.
Thats my guess... but I'm a student, what do I know?
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TheQuantumShift (175338) wrote:
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> Or does apt-get install Oregon Trail work...
You are showing your age now.
JebusIsLord (566856) wrote:
> Are you a Linux user? Are you a parent?
> Query returned 0 results, please try to broaden your search parameters.
OK... Are you a Linux user? Are you a parent? Are you twelve yeas old?
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I think this idea is great! It will provide an alternative route when web browsing that may prove useful not only for typical web-surfing customers but those who may not be as capable to get results from the web as... hmmm... oh I don't know, maybe your average slashdot subscriber?
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TallMatthew (919136) wrote:
> Software that gives access to culture? What does that mean? Can someone
> provide a better translation for this translation?
Yeah sure... it means that the French Government believes that providing "Free" software is a means to control and or influence socially transmitted behavior patterns, arts, beliefs, institutions, and all other products of human work and thought. Or in short choose "Free" software over proprietary license fees.
In order to preserve itself and [the French Government's] interests it must oppose the "Free" software movement. MS France will probably agree to support the French Government technically and financially in its wacky indeavors but in turn the French Government must denounce MS France's threat, "Free" software.
Thats my guess... but I'm a student, what do I know?
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New York University