Linux guide designed for developing nations

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This will lead to computer literacy??

Teaching Linux is like teaching someone how to do math only with their fingers: It will get you some basic functionality but you will quickly outgrow it. Nations need the ultimate in productivity, they need Windows XP, SP2. Why even use a computer if you do not have access to Windows? What is the purpose of the computer if not to use XP and browse the Internet using the most secure, reliable browser known to man, IE6. The new popup blocking functionality means these developing countries can save money on cheaper CPU's to boot. The UN is always working against the USA. First in Iraq, and now here by pushing Linux which is a direct threat to our national economic well-being and sovereignty.

Posted by: Mike Cox   Posted on: 08/24/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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