Why I don't use Linux! 4286
Tomas Bicsak You do realize that fitting a square peg into a round hole is a useful carpentry technique... right?
Nico Kadel-Garcia I wonder. In about 1997 a couple I knew bought a Dell Dimension 200 (or something like...
Well, clearly you have no concept of a 'good deal'.
It likely worked just fine?
Larry Qualig As someone who is a fairly recent convert to Linux, (dual-booting XP and Kubuntu 5.04 at the moment) and also as a Systems Accountant...
What scanner? A large number do.
Do you really need them?
Well, since you seem incapable of coming to such a decision yourself... F-spot.
Are you *really* this stupid?
Funny, works for me. But this is, of course, going to happen when you don't bother to check hardware compatibility before-hand.
Again, not true. Most BT devices act as serial devices, and a BT stack is included in the kernel.
Like what?
Snip Its a shame 'Linux' didn't work for, I say its a shame because all the core things you mention you us your system for...
Hi flatfish!
So complain to them about how little they respect their customers, then find another that does.
See above.
Well, tell them to stop doing that. It's trivial to export it as a PDF.
Works fine for me. Sounds like a case of user stupidity.
So complain to verizon about their lack of adherence web standards.
How strange. Worked for me. Out of the box. Doesn't play CSSed DVD out-of-the-box because of licence issues, but getting DeCSS working is trivial.
Not for me.
~3% actually. It grew ~1% in the last year.
Home users are small potatos.
This has nothing at all to do with capability and everything to do with mindshare, and illegal business practices.
It says nothing.
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