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Frank
cheen said:I have to agree with you on the number of distros.. I kept waiting for one
Distro to rule them all...
Proly never happen..."free" is really the problem.
they have to start working on similar paths if they want to go forward
So what is best? Well I think they should make ONE BEST DISTRO, and have
other small projects on the side for those who want to experiment...
One would be a start but proly will never happen..."free' is the main
glitch.
Perhaps Ubuntu has done that already to some point...
many other distros are switching to ubuntu based so they are using the same
code and just changing a few things here and there.
Unbuntu is nothing special...SOS just packaged and wrapped a little
differently.
On the other hand this flexibility is good, because it lets people get into
the linux game, companies try to make their own stuff,
and you can find versions of linux that can do anything, from servers to
media centers ...
Not really...too many chefs spoil the soup...a fact of life.
Its this freedom plus the involvement of millions of people working on this
platform that makes MS scared.
Oh, I don't believe for one min that MS is "scared" of linux at all. It
is not a real desktop threat until such time you can run most of todays
popular software on it.
MS has money and professional programmers, but it cant beat the world! If
more and more people get on the linux train..
More and more people are getting off the linux train...statistically
speaking...they're losing market share.
I don't see how MS can withstand such a force. And indeed this is the
trend.. we will see how things go..
They're going very good for MS, much to your displeasure...
If MS makes windows7 excellent then the masses wont want to switch and they
will retain their dominance...
Well, I hate to tell you this but Vista is the very best desktop OS
available today.
Frank