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I am always happy to see companies switch. This is particularly because many people get home computers that are like their work computers. That means more home use, of course. Then the task becomes convincing people of the Truth of the One True Distribution... that is, Debian. wink
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And so it starts  Linux User 147560 | 09/20/04
Never gonna happen - think cost effectiveness  tamuhockey | 09/20/04
True...  Linux User 147560 | 09/20/04
I'm not clear on what you're getting at  Chad_z | 09/20/04
Yes, but if you don't convert them someone else will.  DonnieBoy | 09/20/04
Target-rich environment  Yagotta B. Kidding | 09/20/04
Sounds like FORD  Roger Ramjet | 09/21/04
I've seen and do that as well.  Xunil_Sierutuf | 09/20/04
hmm, Windows95/98?  balsover | 09/20/04
Actually  Linux User 147560 | 09/20/04
Small Business  Roger Ramjet | 09/21/04
And all MS can do is...  dnirG_ot_xA_oN | 09/20/04
That makes me happy happy  Martin Marvinski | 09/20/04
Not that Debian is a bad distro...  Michael Kelly | 09/20/04
Agreed...  Martin Marvinski | 09/20/04
I disagree...Sort of...  LazLong | 09/21/04
Switching  SC-man | 09/21/04
Small as in no market share?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/20/04
2^2^2^2^2 looks small, too..  Xunil_Sierutuf | 09/20/04
Oh, you fell for it,,,  Martin Marvinski | 09/20/04
I know, I'm in the mood for a "Bittyathon"  Xunil_Sierutuf | 09/20/04
Remember when Microsoft had 0% market share ...  Judas I. | 09/20/04
I remember..  Xunil_Sierutuf | 09/20/04
they (Novell) had a decent product  balsover | 09/20/04
Good point.. I do remember that, now, too..  Xunil_Sierutuf | 09/20/04
It depends on if MS has learned from Novell's example.  balsover | 09/20/04
The majority of people work in small businesses.  DonnieBoy | 09/20/04
No  IT_User | 09/20/04
Ants outweigh elephants  Yagotta B. Kidding | 09/20/04
are you a paid microsoft evangelist/agitator  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
replied to what?  balsover | 09/20/04
balsover, are you no_ax as well, or unable to extrapolate context?  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
most people reply  balsover | 09/20/04
Netscape - 72; Microsoft - 18  Linux_Developer | 09/22/04
They are going to need a supplier  StorageGuru | 09/20/04
Agreed.  Anton Philidor | 09/20/04
Can't argue that. Simple is required.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/20/04
It's actually very simple  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
Re: Can't argue that. Simple is required.  none none | 09/20/04
You underestimate the small businessman's intelligence  Michael Kelly | 09/20/04
As a consultant I would say your wrong.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/20/04
what if linux is very simple to implement and very good  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
I have  balsover | 09/20/04
I'm confused, you were talking like an IT manager, now 'man in the street'  hipparchus2000 | 09/21/04
You need to update...  Martin Marvinski | 09/21/04
You're right about that  IT_User | 09/20/04
It's easier for a small business to convert  Michael Kelly | 09/20/04
Until they need support...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/20/04
Unless they actually LOOK for support...  Michael Kelly | 09/20/04
depends on where you live  balsover | 09/20/04
Well actually...  Michael Kelly | 09/20/04
I was commenting on your statement, not the article.  balsover | 09/20/04
ah yeah, ms support is right up there  V Sanders | 09/20/04
When was the last time that you tried to call SuSE Einstein?  balsover | 09/20/04
Windows XP with it's Fisher Price front end is a lot easier to install....  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
How about Slackware, SuSe and Redhat?  balsover | 09/20/04
this can be said for grandma and MS too  Monkey_MCSE | 09/20/04
looking for libpopt.0 is the same as HP printers?  balsover | 09/20/04
Well... Einstein, as you put it  Linux User 147560 | 09/20/04
I guess you lose the argument: "You are really full of sh*t, aren't you?"  hipparchus2000 | 09/21/04
Never in 5 years...  Linux User 147560 | 09/20/04
until you look at your packaging and find the telephone number for support  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
have you tried calling SuSE lately?  balsover | 09/20/04
that obviously is a scientific study and  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
Then who would you suggest  balsover | 09/20/04
this was known to the greeks  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
No one lives in a vacuum  balsover | 09/20/04
The key word in your arguement: Compatible  Michael Kelly | 09/20/04
the accountant example != excel spreadsheets  balsover | 09/20/04
maybe it's just me...  Monkey_MCSE | 09/20/04
you are right, it is just you.  balsover | 09/20/04
yeah, guess thats why the company actually made money then..  Monkey_MCSE | 09/20/04
No, I just understand  balsover | 09/20/04
Yes but...  seosamh_z | 09/20/04
Again, don't underestimate the intelligence of a small business owner  Michael Kelly | 09/20/04
One disagreement  seosamh_z | 09/20/04
people want to UNINSTALL applications they do not want need  V Sanders | 09/20/04
Other than the stupid browser, what can't you uninstall?  balsover | 09/20/04
I've never met one.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/20/04
Jeez, where is your head at, Notepad is an enormous 66,048 bytes!  balsover | 09/20/04
Hey, I am agreeing. It's a stupid argument.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/20/04
I know, I was being sarcastic toward him  balsover | 09/20/04
sarcasm ill befits a fool  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
okay, where is the expliot in notepad?  balsover | 09/20/04
you mean you haven't patched?  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
notepad was a straw man brought up by NoAX the MSevangelist  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
say there are 60 meg of apps you don't need for a server  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
reality hurts those who live in fantasy world  balsover | 09/20/04
You have 10x more problems with MS, and you can't remove what you don't use  DonnieBoy | 09/20/04
This list was not complete  balsover | 09/20/04
Linux is the kernel. SUSE cd has thousands of packages on it.  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
RE: Linux is the kernel. SUSE cd has thousands of packages on it.  SC-man | 09/21/04
MTBF calculations  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
So which server are you talking about?  balsover | 09/20/04
what are you on "Even your Rsync backup solution"  hipparchus2000 | 09/21/04
Okay so I went and looked up  Linux User 147560 | 09/20/04
Sys admins hate the bolted applications they can NOT remove.  DonnieBoy | 09/20/04
Unless they need support?  quietkey | 09/20/04
that's why they employ staff who know the systems they're working on  hipparchus2000 | 09/20/04
the intelligent ones that is...  Monkey_MCSE | 09/20/04
We did Linux  terry flores | 09/20/04
People like me make Linux possible for SB.  Yen_z | 09/21/04
Accounting software and Linux  mrnet@... | 09/30/04

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