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Oh wow. It's in buses, fuck me to tears.I didn´t say embedded Linux is bad. It is made under professional conditions. Superior to Windows? I doubt it since Windows is omnipresent. Even in buses of the local public transport.Aw c'mon Blei, embedded linux is everywhere...everywhere. And it is superior to embedded windows. It just is, and that is why so manufacturers of specific use systems use a Linux kernel...you can literally make the OS less than 1MB..which is the beauty, so little to go wrong. To this day the best Firewall I have ever used is the old "floppy firewall"...virtually unhackable since it runs completely in RAM and the server has no hard drive. But gee - you can't make money with uncomplicated software that can run on any used computer or $50 mini computers.
.... Windows is omnipresent....
Munich has changed to Linux and they regret it. They are currently changing back to Windows. It is because it works.Windows isn't "omnipresent" because it's better, it's omnipresent because of marketing.I didn´t say embedded Linux is bad. It is made under professional conditions. Superior to Windows? I doubt it since Windows is omnipresent. Even in buses of the local public transport.Aw c'mon Blei, embedded linux is everywhere...everywhere. And it is superior to embedded windows. It just is, and that is why so manufacturers of specific use systems use a Linux kernel...you can literally make the OS less than 1MB..which is the beauty, so little to go wrong. To this day the best Firewall I have ever used is the old "floppy firewall"...virtually unhackable since it runs completely in RAM and the server has no hard drive. But gee - you can't make money with uncomplicated software that can run on any used computer or $50 mini computers.
Yet no definitive examples of why they "regret it"........... Uummmmm.........Munich has changed to Linux and they regret it. They are currently changing back to Windows. It is because it works.Windows isn't "omnipresent" because it's better, it's omnipresent because of marketing.I didn´t say embedded Linux is bad. It is made under professional conditions. Superior to Windows? I doubt it since Windows is omnipresent. Even in buses of the local public transport.Aw c'mon Blei, embedded linux is everywhere...everywhere. And it is superior to embedded windows. It just is, and that is why so manufacturers of specific use systems use a Linux kernel...you can literally make the OS less than 1MB..which is the beauty, so little to go wrong. To this day the best Firewall I have ever used is the old "floppy firewall"...virtually unhackable since it runs completely in RAM and the server has no hard drive. But gee - you can't make money with uncomplicated software that can run on any used computer or $50 mini computers.
It's irrational? You stupid smug little MicroNazi.A hyperbole but it shows your irrational MS hatred.An article over 3 years old? And it's means what, I don't use ATMs? What's wrong with you?"An estimated 95% of American bank ATMs run on Windows XP"You made a LOT of stupid statements. I never claimed to be a Linux fanatic, hardly a geek. The POINT it is not as complicated as Microsoft assholes like you make it out to be. Windows on ATMS? Food stamps? You're a dumb shill trying to pretend to know something. MS relies on dumbfucks just like you.You are not the average user but a Linux fanatic. You probably won´t even draw money from an ATM powered by Windows which is why you are on food stamps.
95% of bank ATMs face Windows XP security deadline
Just watch your language. You are not a good example for a Linux user. People might think those are degenerated and crazed morons with tourette syndrome.Oh wow. It's in buses, fuck me to tears.I didn´t say embedded Linux is bad. It is made under professional conditions. Superior to Windows? I doubt it since Windows is omnipresent. Even in buses of the local public transport.Aw c'mon Blei, embedded linux is everywhere...everywhere. And it is superior to embedded windows. It just is, and that is why so manufacturers of specific use systems use a Linux kernel...you can literally make the OS less than 1MB..which is the beauty, so little to go wrong. To this day the best Firewall I have ever used is the old "floppy firewall"...virtually unhackable since it runs completely in RAM and the server has no hard drive. But gee - you can't make money with uncomplicated software that can run on any used computer or $50 mini computers.
Look, it's obvious how you get your bread buttered. A lot of Mac fans will be disappointed to learn how inferior their choice is as well. Go back to playing Fourth Reich or whatever you were doing.
Most simple stuff didn´t work. MS office is far superior to Open Office. The order to change to Linux was a political decision. And it was the employees who had to use it who protested.Yet no definitive examples of why they "regret it"........... Uummmmm.........Munich has changed to Linux and they regret it. They are currently changing back to Windows. It is because it works.Windows isn't "omnipresent" because it's better, it's omnipresent because of marketing.I didn´t say embedded Linux is bad. It is made under professional conditions. Superior to Windows? I doubt it since Windows is omnipresent. Even in buses of the local public transport.Aw c'mon Blei, embedded linux is everywhere...everywhere. And it is superior to embedded windows. It just is, and that is why so manufacturers of specific use systems use a Linux kernel...you can literally make the OS less than 1MB..which is the beauty, so little to go wrong. To this day the best Firewall I have ever used is the old "floppy firewall"...virtually unhackable since it runs completely in RAM and the server has no hard drive. But gee - you can't make money with uncomplicated software that can run on any used computer or $50 mini computers.
Because its valid. Windows didn´t fall from the skies. It was a great success and it helped to establish the PC platform..... Windows is omnipresent....
See I don't take you as a troll, just posting to get a rise, but comments like this I know you are smarter than this.
You know why Windows is omnipresent, you know it has nothing to do with who is better or worse. you know it.
So why use that argument?
Of course the employees protested, that's an obvious duh. Why? Because people don't like change, they like what they're familiar with, nothing more, nothing less.Most simple stuff didn´t work. MS office is far superior to Open Office. The order to change to Linux was a political decision. And it was the employees who had to use it who protested.Yet no definitive examples of why they "regret it"........... Uummmmm.........Munich has changed to Linux and they regret it. They are currently changing back to Windows. It is because it works.Windows isn't "omnipresent" because it's better, it's omnipresent because of marketing.I didn´t say embedded Linux is bad. It is made under professional conditions. Superior to Windows? I doubt it since Windows is omnipresent. Even in buses of the local public transport.Aw c'mon Blei, embedded linux is everywhere...everywhere. And it is superior to embedded windows. It just is, and that is why so manufacturers of specific use systems use a Linux kernel...you can literally make the OS less than 1MB..which is the beauty, so little to go wrong. To this day the best Firewall I have ever used is the old "floppy firewall"...virtually unhackable since it runs completely in RAM and the server has no hard drive. But gee - you can't make money with uncomplicated software that can run on any used computer or $50 mini computers.
Because its valid. Windows didn´t fall from the skies. It was a great success and it helped to establish the PC platform.
Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.Of course the employees protested, that's an obvious duh. Why? Because people don't like change, they like what they're familiar with, nothing more, nothing less.Most simple stuff didn´t work. MS office is far superior to Open Office. The order to change to Linux was a political decision. And it was the employees who had to use it who protested.Yet no definitive examples of why they "regret it"........... Uummmmm.........Munich has changed to Linux and they regret it. They are currently changing back to Windows. It is because it works.Windows isn't "omnipresent" because it's better, it's omnipresent because of marketing.I didn´t say embedded Linux is bad. It is made under professional conditions. Superior to Windows? I doubt it since Windows is omnipresent. Even in buses of the local public transport.
Then why blame Linux? Completely senseless............Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.Of course the employees protested, that's an obvious duh. Why? Because people don't like change, they like what they're familiar with, nothing more, nothing less.Most simple stuff didn´t work. MS office is far superior to Open Office. The order to change to Linux was a political decision. And it was the employees who had to use it who protested.Yet no definitive examples of why they "regret it"........... Uummmmm.........Munich has changed to Linux and they regret it. They are currently changing back to Windows. It is because it works.Windows isn't "omnipresent" because it's better, it's omnipresent because of marketing.
Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.
They purchased it and turned it into a successful and reliable OS for IBM.Because its valid. Windows didn´t fall from the skies. It was a great success and it helped to establish the PC platform.
Well actually MSDOS did kinda "fall from the sky" as it wasn't their OS....I think you know the story of MSDOS...and I think you know the story of their original GUI and that wasn't theirs either. In fact, M$ is the least innovative global computer corporation in the world - ever. Virtually every feature they have, they either stole, borrowed or bought from someone else's innovation.
That is their basic method of doing business.
And when M$ trie sto be innovative - they fail. Hard.
They literally suffered from it and its non-usability.Then why blame Linux? Completely senseless............Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.Of course the employees protested, that's an obvious duh. Why? Because people don't like change, they like what they're familiar with, nothing more, nothing less.Most simple stuff didn´t work. MS office is far superior to Open Office. The order to change to Linux was a political decision. And it was the employees who had to use it who protested.Yet no definitive examples of why they "regret it"........... Uummmmm.........Munich has changed to Linux and they regret it. They are currently changing back to Windows. It is because it works.
Yes, a special distro. And I don´t "blame" Linux.Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.
So in other words some people tried to make a distro, they couldn't complete and you blame Linux.
Got it.
They tried to create Frankenstein's monster and you blame the creation.......They literally suffered from it and its non-usability.Then why blame Linux? Completely senseless............Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.Of course the employees protested, that's an obvious duh. Why? Because people don't like change, they like what they're familiar with, nothing more, nothing less.Most simple stuff didn´t work. MS office is far superior to Open Office. The order to change to Linux was a political decision. And it was the employees who had to use it who protested.Yet no definitive examples of why they "regret it"........... Uummmmm.........
Coulda fooled me.........Yes, a special distro. And I don´t "blame" Linux.Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.
So in other words some people tried to make a distro, they couldn't complete and you blame Linux.
Got it.
They purchased it and turned it into a successful and reliable OS for IBM.
Linux could certainly be a a good OS. But its free. No professionals make free stuff, they have a living to manage.Coulda fooled me.........Yes, a special distro. And I don´t "blame" Linux.Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.
So in other words some people tried to make a distro, they couldn't complete and you blame Linux.
Got it.
Professionals don't have hobbies? They don't do things like create and maintain distros on a collective basis simply due to the love of what they do?Linux could certainly be a a good OS. But its free. No professionals make free stuff, they have a living to manage.Coulda fooled me.........Yes, a special distro. And I don´t "blame" Linux.Its because thy had to use Linux and then switch to Windows for certain tasks. Completely senseless. A failed prestige project (LiMux) by Munich.
So in other words some people tried to make a distro, they couldn't complete and you blame Linux.
Got it.
