Quentin Harley wrote: > Ralf Mardorf wrote: >> The Linux community (and I'm part of this community and not part of >> any Windows community) fools itself. >> >> To do things better than they are for Windows, will be more easy if >> Windows wouldn't pseudo-ignored the way it is by us. >> > > This is not true, as many of the developers of applications do use > windows at their day jobs. Gnome and KDE has some of the good ideas > behind windows. Incidently, windows borrows ideas from os-x and linux > as well...
I agree with you here. There is the need to understand the things I wrote in the context. When writing there is the need to dogmatise for the moment. The meaning is between the lines, maybe it's not clear because my English is broken. > I just don't see the point in buying something that may not work, if I > have something that works great for what I want to do already. Okay, I won't buy Vista myself and I won't install a crack, but I guess we all will come in contact sometimes with Vista and Co ;).
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