__/ [ wei hung lo ] on Saturday 01 July 2006 13:23 \__
> Da'Punk-A wrote:
>> When I read the title of this thread ("Munich Germany Adoption of Linux
>> Tanks") it reminded me of something amusing that I read some time ago.
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>> "In the beginning was the command line", I think it was called. An
>> essay about Linux, and BeOS. At one point the author likens the
>> computing sales business to selling cars. Microsoft are selling crappy
>> vehicles. Apple are selling over-priced "luxury" models. And Linux
>> are giving away high-tech, low fuel-consumption tanks. Giving them
>> away. Free. And if something goes wrong with it, they'll come round
>> your house and repair it for you, also free, while you're asleep. But
>> people would rather give their money to Microsoft and Apple, through
>> some fear of the unknown.
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>> The essay wasn't perfect. Extending the vehicle sales analogy, the
>> author likens BeOS to a batmobile that can fly. But it's a funny
>> piece, and it's also pretty perceptive. I recommend it, especially to
>> anyone thinking of changing OS.
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> This very funny. Now all world see that it cost 273,000 Euros and 3
> years per user to switch to lintard OS. This is much worse than tanks -
> this is very stinky doo-doo. The lintard conversion city of Munich make
> is like having shit on bottom of shoe.
Eat sh*t and die, Gary (flatfish in another disguise).
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