[wplug] Had it with linux
Teodorski, Chris
cteodorski at MahoningCounty.org
Thu Apr 1 11:44:24 EST 2004
Check your calendar.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Moran [mailto:wmoran at potentialtech.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 11:44 AM
To: General user list
Subject: Re: [wplug] Had it with linux
Is there an anti-troll rule for this list? Can we ban people that post
useless trolls like this, please.
Sean McCune wrote:
> I've had it. There were these SuSE problems, now Red Hat's pulled the
> plug on 9.0 support at RHN. There's just too much mickey-mouse stuff
> going on in linux today. For professional work I'm just going to have
> to go all Microsoft again. At least their update service works. And
> they do fix their problems, eventually. The cost is really negligible
> for businesses. And besides, I'm a developer, I can get the stuff from
> the for practically free... all I have to do is say "linux". :)
>
> As for my clients. Who cares what they have to pay for Microsoft.
> That's not coming out of my bottom line. They're all big companies
> with fat bank accounts.
>
> And, as a developer and business owner, I can just ride the coat-tails
> of the Microsoft marketing machine. I can practically get guaranteed
> business doing that.
>
> As for free as in freedom... thpthpthpthpt. No one, especially in
> business, cares about that. Its free as in beer that has driven Linux
> this far in the biz world. And now its just becoming too unmanageable
> and time consuming to deal with, which has overcompensated for the
> free as in beer part.
>
> Business is about doing the work and making enough money to pay
> employees, invest in the business, and have profit left over. At
> least Microsoft has a business model for themselves and third-party
> developers that unashamedly allows for that.
>
> The sound you hear is the plastic box that contains Win2K3 Server
> being opened.
--
Bill Moran
Potential Technologies
http://www.potentialtech.com
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