On Tue, 25 Mar 2008, Les Mikesell wrote:
I'm not trying to start a battle of which is better...just trying to get
an idea of why its seems so popular.
I guess because it has a less technical focus - try it. One nice thing
about Linux is you don't have to buy different hardware and new software
licences to try a few and see what suits you best.
And you pretty much end up with the same stuff running anyway. The
differences are mostly in the install, update, and administration procedures
except for the accidental version skew from the different release schedules.
they dont have the political bullshit that fuckdora does.
nor are they controlled by U.S laws which leads to more freedom for
others, I do know its hard for yanks to understand, but there are other
countries out there, countries that wont be dictated to by the U.S and
have their own acts of parliment, laws and policies. Just becasue somthing
is taboo in the U.S doesnt mean it is anywhere else.
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Cheers
Res
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