[wplug] TCPA / Palladium FAQ

[Steve Kudlak]

Alexandros Papadopoulos wrote:

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> On Saturday 11 January 2003 08:36, James LaSalle wrote:
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> It will be like switching from Windows to Linux nowadays; you may have
> more freedom, but end up having less choice.
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> Something tells me that this guy never was a GNU/Linux user. Less
> choice? HAH!
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Well Linux related sort of...My suspicion is that it may
all boil down to a Linux Universe where you are rather
free to do things but have to do more or your own and
Microsoft Universe where you have more things sort
of provided for you and made easy to use but you will
be very well controlled.

I notice that Microsoft with its butterfly commercials and
so forth is trying to promote a cuddly sort of family friendly
image. I mean when I was a teenager I snarled at control
and think I still do.

I do wish Linux did better in the Multimedia and
production area but I suspect that is coming along at
some point soon.

Sorry for the vague general message,
Have Fun,
Sends Steve