MS had a bad week, we had a good one maybe. 13360
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On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 17:27:55 -0500,
of course not, however, most of the big news transitions are less than a year old.
yep, working just fine, what's there to report?
the parade of butt clowns disguised as cola advocates is dumber than dumb. all of you idiot lintards combined could not find your way out of a paper bag if your life depended on...
"another year of computers doing what they are supposed to do" ho hum...
That's cause it isn't *news* any more.
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 23:39:24 -0400, wd Oh, you're such a big man, aren't you. Respond and...
More misleading statements from Erik. You snipped the first part of the statement.
One of the analysts said it costs $1,250 per person to change over to open source. It wasn't anywhere near that for us. I'm reluctant to give actual numbers. I can give any number I want to support my position, and so can the other guy. But I'll tell you, I'm not paying any per-seat license. I'm not buying any new computers. When we need something, we have white box systems we put together ourselves.
Ernie wasn't talking about number of systems, but costs to change to Linux. Were you attempting to mislead?
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-- When you boil it down to the essentials, it's because Linux is designed to be *used* and Windows is designed to be *sold*.
MS had a bad week, we had a good one
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