[Dclug] Where is the free software dividend?

Adam Morey amorey at aol.com
Sat Dec 2 15:28:05 EST 2006


I never said Ubuntu doesn't work on cheap laptops, I believe I said the
exact opposite.  I've run linux on cheap/old/inexpensive laptops for years.


Adam  



-----Original Message-----
From: dclug-bounces at calypso.tux.org [mailto:dclug-bounces at calypso.tux.org]
On Behalf Of Miguel González Castaños
Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 1:58 PM
To: Dclug at calypso.tux.org
Subject: Re: [Dclug] Where is the free software dividend?


>
> If Adam had been saying "Vista rules, Linux sucks", or trying to
> convince us to switch to Vista, then I could understand your point.
> But he was pointing out positive characteristics of Vista, and if
> you don't think that there are going to be Linux developers looking
> and learning from those and working on integrating similar benefits
> into Linux, then you're missing something.
>
> Bruce
>
>   
It is what I said when I talked about constructive critic. I thought in 
the beginning of the email that It was going to be a constructive critic 
and feedback. But most of the email, you would agree with me that is 
based on subjective opinions like ubuntu does not work on cheap laptops. 
I think neither all Microsoft OSes run in all hardware nor Ubuntu does. 
That kind of statements based on more in opinions than in facts make 
difficult to think that it is a constructive critic.

Besides, the targets are not always the same. Sometimes there are groups 
that want the latest hardware with the latest features (maybe gamers, 
graphic designers, etc), but while there are others that prefere a 
reliable and supported hardware. Normally latest hardware sometimes has 
problems to be FULLY supported (and normally need revisions) in either OSes.



        
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