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... Apple rejected Linux as an inadequate kernel, Open Office as an unacceptable (un)productivity suite, KDE/GNome as UI, spends a lot of advertising and offered a value proposition that is perceived as convincing to people (whether that's true it's a different matter). IBM and Open Source zealots have never done that, so keep dreaming and keep using your XP to run apps that are not released to Linux yet (such as your beloved Google Chrome)
Posted by: markbn   Posted on: 12/09/08  (Edited: 12/09/2008 @ 07:29) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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OS/2 was the best OS...  bjbrock | 12/09/08
Well, we have gotton used to a lot of different kinds of cars.  DonnieBoy | 12/09/08
Kind of different beasts though  mail@... | 12/09/08
XP MainLimitations  jdieter@... | 12/09/08
various distros  jdieter@... | 12/09/08
Very good article! This time a lot more than IBM are offering alternatives  DonnieBoy | 12/09/08
Maybe because ...  markbn | 12/09/08
Apple DID chose a Unix based kernel, and that means all of the great open  DonnieBoy | 12/09/08
Did you read the post?  markbn | 12/09/08
Apple IS Unix  jdieter@... | 12/09/08
You inspire sadness really  markbn | 12/09/08
Everybody wants to replace MSFT  jk_10 | 12/09/08
I dont  jdieter@... | 12/09/08
RE: IBM Linux-OpenOffice Desktop offering - history repeating  jdieter@... | 12/09/08
John Akers killed OS/2  davidr69 | 12/09/08
You can't replace windows over night.  hamobu | 12/09/08
History repeating: Thin clients  hamobu | 12/09/08

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