Ubuntu on the BBC

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Saucy

Host says:

"Reluctant to recommend"..

LOL

Guy from Ubuntu says:

"Ubuntu pre-installed .. doesn't mean everything works perfectly"..

LOL

Read between the line, Alias, Ubuntu is lousy on the desktop. But that's no
surprise, you can paint the website with a politically correct set of people
holding hands all you want - that doesn't mean it's not Linux. That doesn't
mean it's an obscure, unsupported, difficult, convoluted, monolithic
kernelled, and arcane and antiquated operating system.

Saucy
 
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Alias

Saucy said:
Host says:

"Reluctant to recommend"..

LOL

Guy from Ubuntu says:

"Ubuntu pre-installed .. doesn't mean everything works perfectly"..

LOL

Read between the line, Alias, Ubuntu is lousy on the desktop. But that's
no surprise, you can paint the website with a politically correct set of
people holding hands all you want - that doesn't mean it's not Linux.
That doesn't mean it's an obscure, unsupported, difficult, convoluted,
monolithic kernelled, and arcane and antiquated operating system.

Saucy

Considering that the BBC has its head firmly up Microsoft's ass, this
review is quite positive.

From <http://www.defectivebydesign.ORG/blog/BBCcorrupted>

QUOTE

Let's start from the top. Queen Elizabeth was directed to bestow Bill
Gates with an honorary knighthood in 2002, for "services to global
enterprise". This knighthood came after Microsoft had been convicted of
monopolistic practices in the US. And just before the European
Commission investigated Microsoft's bundling of Windows Media Player
into Windows ending with €497 million ($666 million) for its breaches of
EU competition law.

Bill was nominated for this honor by the then Chancellor of the
Exchequer Gordon Brown, who, on June 27, 2007, became the the new Prime
Minister of Britain. You may not know this, but Gordon is tight with
Bill, and the Labour Party is tight with Microsoft. And after 10 years
of one party rule, the UK is a politically tied up Microsoft shop.

UNQUOTE


Alias
 
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Kevin SmallBone

Alias said:
Considering that the BBC has its head firmly up Microsoft's ass, this
review is quite positive.

<SNIP LINK>

QUOTE

Let's start from the top. Queen Elizabeth was directed to bestow Bill
Gates with an honorary knighthood in 2002, for "services to global
enterprise". This knighthood came after Microsoft had been convicted of
monopolistic practices in the US. And just before the European Commission
investigated Microsoft's bundling of Windows Media Player into Windows
ending with €497 million ($666 million) for its breaches of EU competition
law.

The important thing to remember is now who received any awards because
awards don't get work done on your PC. If you want to get work done, you
need an operating system that runs the software you want. Ubuntu can't do
this.

You will need to run Windows. Imagine, Ubuntu has been free for years, yet
most reject Ubuntu as garbage.

Live with it douche bag.
 
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Alias

Kevin said:
The important thing to remember is now who received any awards because
awards don't get work done on your PC. If you want to get work done,
you need an operating system that runs the software you want. Ubuntu
can't do this.

You will need to run Windows. Imagine, Ubuntu has been free for years,
yet most reject Ubuntu as garbage.

Live with it douche bag.

You just lied again. You have to live with that, not me, chum.

Alias
 
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Alias

Alias said:
Thanks for the heads up, impostor:

No problem. I just thought I would give you a hand seeing as you are too
thick to post a simple URL that works.
Alias, the real dumb one

There is no such thing as a real alias you dumb ****! By nature of the
name. Look it up in the dictionary.

Alias
 
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Kevin SmallBone

Alias said:
No problem. I just thought I would give you a hand seeing as you are too
thick to post a simple URL that works.


There is no such thing as a real alias you dumb ****! By nature of the
name. Look it up in the dictionary.

Alias
GO smoke a BOWL.
 

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