ray <ray@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> On Sun, 08 Oct 2006 07:00:33 -0700, newsgroups wrote:
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>> Is MS Windows ready for the desktop?
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>> | The last few years, there's been a lot of talk about this
>> | new Windows XP thing (to quote Bono at a 1984 concert:
>> | very, very too much talk!). What's all the buzz about,
>> | and how can you turn Windows XP to your advantage, if
>> | this is possible at all? Is MS Windows really that hard
>> | to install and manage, or is that story just the usual
>> | Red-Hat FUD? Your editor, though new to the whole
>> | Windows-movement, will try to figure this out for you today!
>> `----
>>
>> http://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/47221/
>
> Yes, more or less, as long as it's not on the internet.
>
Lets see, roughly 97 or so out of a 100 desktop users use XP/NT and you
guys are questioning whether it can be used to ones advantage? And the
person doing the "expose" is "new to Windows". Talk about a stitch up.
Please, someone, tell me this isn't so. Have I stumbled across some
weird cult or parallel Universe?
--
Texan:
A wet-back that didn't make Oklahoma.
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