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24-09-2003, 12:03 AM
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What do you hate about Microsoft?
DAMN F'ING MICROSOFT! Im using linux redhat 9.0, and i cant acess into any msn chat site thingys.
They dont release games on linux They dont release programs on linux And because of the 'influence' microsoft has on school and work places... it comes home with us aswell! Microsoft is so lame because it is not opensource! I mean if it were open source and there was somthing wrong with it, which knowing windows there problay is, you dont have to wait months for a patch! You can dive into the code and fix it yourself! AND!!! if it was opensorce more bugs would be squished! think about it! there is about 2 million unix users on this globe, and only 2% are using a unix based operating system and about 0.58% are using an apple, and the remaining are using microsoft products, think about it, imagine having 97.42% of the computer user's out there working on improving windows. HOW MUCH BETTER WOULD IT BE! And who would want to pay so much money for a shite peice of software anyways?!?! Even when you and get linux for free! remember those crap BSOD error's? Well you can't get them in Linux boys... no no you cant! Linux is 100% compatible with all products out there! no more installing drivers! why? Because your system is running at it's peak allthe time. And it's more resource-full! oh man, look what microsoft did to me! im praticly selling linux.... ahhh... im feeling a little better now... how about you? what do you hate about windows? 
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24-09-2003, 01:19 AM
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i agree with 99% (see i like percentages to
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24-09-2003, 06:28 PM
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I'd choose Windows over linux for a desktop unit anyday. Iv set up my whole school with linux computers as a desktop unit, and they blow goats. The reliablty is shocking and getting things to work is even harder.
Linux is only good for servers, and thats what I use it for.
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24-09-2003, 07:49 PM
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Hero, with RedHat you can register it for a price and get help and support for free.... or you can just google it
Lego, since you are an Administrator I will not agree or disagree on anything you just said... ahhh blow it! Linux server's are good... thats why telstra are moving to linux servers ***me looks at one perticular person*** (yes you know who you are!) Lunix for a desktop PC only blows if you dont know how to use it! thats why i recomend the whole world to turn from windows to linux.... but thats just my opinion...
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24-09-2003, 11:31 PM
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I'm a Network Admin to and I'd hate to have linux on desktops as well. If everyone hated Microsoft so much why are they still in business? Because believe it or not, they have a superior product in some respects, especially when it comes to an idiot "all I know how to answer the phone" and "isn't rebooted just turning off the monitor" are concerned.
Slaide
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24-09-2003, 11:43 PM
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lol correct. i agree completely with both lego and slaide.
i work along side the network administrator at my school and i can tell you microsoft is simple to fix problem. however i don't know anything about linux so i won't bad mouth it. also elad i remember you talking about not being able to use the msn chat rooms now that your on linux, i have some news for you msn across the globe are shuting down there chat rooms to try and battle child perverts. slaide- where are you a network admin at ? (if you don't mind me asking, i would ask you on msn messenger however u never seem to go on anymore)
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25-09-2003, 04:40 PM
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Bah! microsoft is 'the idiots guide to a pc'
i think this is the wrong place to post this 'shit' because im guessing pritty much everyone here uses a 'form' of windows, And im allso guessing that most of you like microsoft. tisk! pfft! Im going to look this way now....
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25-09-2003, 07:23 PM
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lol elad yes i do use windows, however i do have linux 9 waiting to be installed but i am alittle reluctant, becuase i will have to format me hard drive which means burning my 10 gig of music to cds :'( and that sounds like to much trouble just to change to a new OS that will take me a while to get to know anywayz.
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25-09-2003, 09:59 PM
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i love microsoft! They are so shrewd and do such a good job of domiating any market they get into - i have to admire that! Also, I really like their products - their OS's and Office are v good IMO. I was so rapt when I started running XP from the demo version when it came out right at the beginning - i've never been disappointed with it, and that PC running XP is the most stable of any i've used in my life! go microsoft /Rem chants and cheers
if i had to pick on MS for anything, it would be the prices.... paying hundreds for an OS (even like XP) is just too much, and when i've owned just about every version of dos and windows ever made, the upgrade cost is even too much for me! There's a rant 
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25-09-2003, 11:49 PM
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Lego: Um, Slackware? um... /me pulls out Linux guild for idiots... ok, "Slackware, one of the oldest distibutions of linux still being produced, is unique in that it dose not use an advance packaging system such as RPM (Red Hat, Mandrake, SuSE) or DEB (Debian), instead choosing to rely on building each program from it's original source code. Slackware is mostly targeted at server enviroments and advance users. It is an excelent distribution to try if you want to understand how linux operates internally, or if you have experience with other forms of UNIX "
It's just too long! But it sound very good, except that from my reading it dosn't sound like there is any GUI. which would make it good for servers, but bad for a desktop pc (Dah!). I take my hat off for you Lego... allso Mandrake blows! Slaide: pfft! Rem: /me bigs up large fish and slaps rem with it, "Damn it rem! Wake UP! I can't stand to see kind, nice people unknowingly suffer the curse of the dreaded microsoft... Rem you must taste the colours of the rainbow! You must taste the goodness that linux has imbued into ^our^ software! dont you understand?! it is made by the people for the people! those people volenteer their time and efforts into Linux! Is there anything more pure that this? Rem even if you dont try out linux, can you please just try and get rid of MSOffice and replace it with the free & better Open Office? Download: http://public.www.planetmirror.com/p...el_install.zip Help: http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/instructions.html ***cough*** errm... Disclaimer: This software is still in beta stages, use at your own risk... alltho i have had no problem with it... Well there's my 2 cents!
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25-09-2003, 11:57 PM
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Allso i gotta say i cannot wait till 'Long-Horn' Come out, i'll give it a burle then... allso im stuck with windows still (dual boot) because i have not got wine/winex to work yet
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26-09-2003, 02:17 PM
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no comment. (i cbf reading all that
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26-09-2003, 11:39 PM
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i sort of do
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29-09-2003, 03:44 PM
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lol - i actually bought a copy of ms office a few years ago when a new version came out (office 4 i think) - so i bought the previous version of office for $40 and then got a free upgrade to the new one due to a temporary free upgrade offer!!!!
but now i get to use office at home for free anyway cos i get a licence from work
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#20
29-09-2003, 09:12 PM
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lucky bugger lol
. so it ain't legally yours hahaha your in the clear lol
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#22
30-09-2003, 11:04 AM
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i hate microsoft because it makes people start these stupid threads
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#23
19-10-2003, 01:23 PM
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having 2 comps, running windows on 1 for gaming, and linux on this comp just for random internet perusing and homework/communications etc etc it works wonderfully. No software problems at all, licq ownz icq nowadays in my books. Mozilla shitted me abit at the beginning, so i swapped to mozilla firebird. Which is a CLONE of IE, without any crashing whatsoever however!. Also the great thing about linux, support, for microsoft you ONLY get half decent support if youve paid for the software, and have an unlimited phone bill so you can call them up. With linux goto any billion or so documentation sites. Else just goto irc.linux.org and talk to linux genius's who can fix whatever problem you have.
See if you think about it microsoft is saving itself by writin such crappy software, cause otherwise wed have been able to lock on all our missle silos onto MS hq, only prob is win keeps crashing
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#25
20-10-2003, 07:02 PM
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that isn't new food my mind gobbled that up years ago i'm starving. my mind is very picky it don't like eating the same thing in the same century it can get very fat that way.
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20-10-2003, 10:52 PM
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Why slaide? I'll tell you why.
1. Windows what the first user-friendly GUI OS (shhh DOS lovers) in which had a good platform for both games and word-procesing. 2. Being the humans which we are, when we have found somthing we like, trust, and which is easy, we naturaly stick to it. 3. Programer/Devloper: Hmm... since the public like Windows lets make windows based programs, because it would be stupid for us to write a program for another os that has only 1% of PC users. - you see they are only thinking of $$$ 4. Microsoft is smart, it releases software which is buggy, then they fix it to show the world that they are good people, and that you can rely on then to fix their software. Excuse the spelling mistakes, but im tired!! 
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21-10-2003, 01:11 PM
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lol - this reminds me of the futile arguments my uni mates used to have in the late 80's over which computer was the best, the Amiga, or IBM compatibles..... and the funniest thing was all the proud amiga owners i knew eventually sold their amazing amiga's in order to buy IBM compatibles
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22-10-2003, 02:12 PM
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I think the're both g3h, i would of built my own pc (if i was around then)
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