KittenKoder
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I think they are starting to get desperate. It's cute, but just not enough. Still, better than that stupid 'Mojave' one.
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I think they are starting to get desperate. It's cute, but just not enough. Still, better than that stupid 'Mojave' one.
I think it's interesting that it's centered on the PC and they just assume every single one is gonna use Windows.
Ubuntu users are a stark minority, eh?
I think it's quite a bitchslap to those pretentious mac commercials. made into a stereotype indeed. The majority of pcs DO use an MS OS. VIVA LA PC!
When I was deciding on a new gaming machine last year, a friend presented the following parody of those commercials:
*Mac walks up to PC*
Mac: Hey, PC, whatcha doin'?
PC: Playin' a game.
Mac: Which one?
PC: ALL OF THEM.
Ubuntu users are a stark minority, eh?
Not really, about the average now, but quickly growing. The GUI is a LOT like windows, only better and with the more secure Linux OS. You may want to check it out yourself, completely free for all, they even send you a CD for free. I love it, most of the Linux stuff can be automated, the hardest part of installation is setting up the partition but it will walk you through it. Also, they support it better than Microsoft supports Windoze.
Well there are at least two in this thread so things are looking up
thats because it is a cult.. and the rest of the people in that tech store will be buying PC products... assuming it's not a mac store.
*rae* Ubuntu is nothing about Mac ... though it might be able to run on it. It's Linux Kernel with three (maybe more) GUI libraries wrapped around it. Like how Windoze use to be wrapped around MS-DOS (before they fucked up and made the GUI and OS in one like Mac). Ubuntu is still pretty new, Linux though is tried and true. Also, a bit of a bragging point for Ubuntu, at the last security convention in Mexico, not one hacker was able to hack Ubuntu, while Windoze was easily cracked and Mac OS was almost as easily hacked. Ubuntu has the security Linux is famous for, so it makes it the best option for Linux GUIs. It has the same look and feel as Windoze and Mac, making the point and click parts easy to use. Though you can use command line (great for us programmers) without decreasing the security level.
um.. i didn't suggest it was.. Just clarifying that everyone else in the tech store would be buying PC products for windows machines unless the particular tech store was a mac store.. forgive me for being unclear. Speaking of Linux.. How uh, popular has that platform become from red hat on? I predict the same thing for Ubuntu. Most end users don't need, or even understand, security levels. It's like talking about boring a larger hole into a fuel line for greater horse power to a guy who just wants a car to drive around town.
I hear what you are saying.. but, again.. how low did red hat plateau before it was on to the next attempt to challenge the king of the hill? MS has it's problems.. And i'm sure you have features that you really enjoy... but shop talk doesn't go far with end users and people enjoy the compatibility that Windows provides.