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Study: Linux nears Windows XP usability (ComputerWorld)

Study: Linux nears Windows XP usability (ComputerWorld)

Posted Aug 5, 2003 8:34 UTC (Tue) by olleroch (guest, #13670)
In reply to: Study: Linux nears Windows XP usability (ComputerWorld) by blitzmoo
Parent article: Study: Linux nears Windows XP usability (ComputerWorld)

I do´t know where you are coming from, but I personally installed a TV card on Linux and Win xp . On Linux I did not configure anything it just worked as opposed to that other system,also bought a HP bubble jet printer, on Linux I just clicked add printer and 2 minutes later it was working fine on windows after about two reboots it was finally working. I also gave my boss who is 75 years old , and he has never ever used a computer , my old computer which is a dual boot system Win98se and Mandrake 9.1, guess what? he prefers Linux as he reckons its easier to navigate (KDE) now stick that in your pipe and smoke it. People like you are just a bunch of sheep who don know any better and follow everythink blindly if it comes from Microsoft. Wally


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Study: Linux nears Windows XP usability (ComputerWorld)

Posted Aug 5, 2003 14:47 UTC (Tue) by TimCunningham (guest, #10316) [Link]

Wow, slow down and read what he's saying.

He's not saying the study is wrong, he's saying that they didn't give details that are fairly important to judging if the study is valid or not.

Your anticdotal evidence is hardly proof of anything, in any case..

Study: Linux nears Windows XP usability (ComputerWorld)

Posted Apr 28, 2004 13:14 UTC (Wed) by dibap (guest, #21225) [Link]

Hi Wally,

I fully agree!! But now I am posting in order of a common Girlfriend of us. Petra Surm from Bremen in Germany read your Posting and remembers some time she was spending with you ( please tell me more in a confidential meet ). She now likes to contact you. Please send an E-Mail at my Adress.

Greetings from Germay

Dibap (Dirk Bauer)

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