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Mister M Posted 19 years ago
Science & IT

microsoft and its services

0microsoft has created many windows....02br
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00but with then same drivers.when i had windows xp, i had many problems in it but when i installed linix,02br
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00why microsoft are not changing its services....02br
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00if they thing they are professionals in creating these windows, then why it is full of problems.....0-
  

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12br 12blockquote 10Who's gonna buy a new securest OS Microsoft Windows if the last one has no problems? 050010id5

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01cite10Mister M12cite10if they thing they are professionals in creating these windows, then why it is full of problems.....12br
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01cite10Mister M12cite10i want to tell you that windows vista and the windows that will be created by microsoft later are full of problems...you are telling me that the last one has no problems.. 12br
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10the microsoft did not change the drivers that was in the previos w
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0 Microsoft's plan is to have a complete monopoly over all the computers in the world. An increasing number of things in the world are contolled by computers. Microsoft's plan is to control the world! No joking. (Side question; why did Xerox give Windows to Bill Gates for free?)02br
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00Get Linux and F.U.C.K. the New World Order! If you don't know how to instal Linux yours
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0I'm a computer technician and I don't hate Windows Vista. I don't think is the best os ever made, but for me it works fine. Linux is not ready for a home use... I can't immagine myself explaing thinks such as compiling the kernel or istalling an application from the source to someone new to this. It would be a nightmare! Schools should try to teach Linux to people, not technicians 050010
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01cite10Wombat12cite10I can't immagine myself explaing thinks such as compiling the kernel or istalling an application from the source to someone new to this. It would be a nightmare! Schools should try to teach Linux to people, not technicians 15012br
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10Luckily, many of the newer Linux distros (Mepis
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0 True, Linux is now much easier to use. But many useful programs are written for windows, and can't run on a Linux platform. Many of them also can't be emulated. Sad, many of those programs, are highly requested for professional purposes. So the choice between linux and windows, comes to an end. You never think about an os, if you can use your preferred programs. Costs are part of the game, and
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0 I agree with you all. Linux is more stable than windows is. Linux is very useful and powerful for server applications. As far as I know there are quite more Linuxservers than windowsservers. The advantages of Linux are that you can just make everything. I mean you can set it up for your own ideas what's definitely not possible on windows. On the other hand, windows is sometimes easier in using
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0Ha, your words remind me something about SCO.02br
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00SCO used to providing SCO UNIX to many banks in China. The most popular version is SCO Unix 3.4.2 ( forgive me if I do not remember the right version number), which is a perfect version for developers and IT engineers in banks, easy to use, robust, reliable. It is so perfect that SCO lost its bank clients because when
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0 I never heard anything about SCO but sounds interesting!0-
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