Re: Extra programs for Red Hat

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Anyone who ever complains that a current typical GNU/Linux distribution
has less applications than Windows... well... they're completely, no
utterly, no supercalifragilisticspecialidociously insane ;)

Please read on:

On Tue, 2003-05-27 at 09:59, Igor NestoroviÄ wrote:
> You have some points there, but not all.
> 
> I am fine with the things are just now, but I am afraid also that Red
> Hat would gradually loose wast ground he was built upon, and that's a
> community, all those john does that use the certain OS, feel good with
> it. and recommend it to their bosses, friends, coleagues. I am working
> within Windows surroundings, and hence I should know what I am talking
> about.
> 
> The story is simple:
> Q: I want to try Linux, what I should do?
> A: Install it (partitioning, boot loader, that all was not a problem).
> Q: Can you give me CDS?
> A: Yes, 3 + DOCS.
> Q: Wow, that's a lot (comparing to one Windows CD + Office), do I get
> the whole thing?
> A: Actually no, you will have to get the rest from the Internet.
Wrong answer:
  A: Yes, indeed. You get more than 4.5 Gigabytes of useful software for
     a lot of purposes, from system administration and software
     development to a personal workstation suitable either at home or at
     the office.

With Microsoft Windows+Office you also can't:
  View DivX with Microsoft Windows+Office
  Program in professional languages with Microsoft Windows+Office
  Make web pages that say opposing things of Microsoft and/or affiliates
  Share the software with all your friends and colleagues without the
  risk of going to jail as a dangerous pirate^Wterrorist
  ... .... ...

Several more reasons could be listed, but I haven't all day, really.

Rui

-- 
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+ Whatever you do will be insignificant,
| but it is very important that you do it -- Gandhi
+ So let's do it...?

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