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> Svetoslav Slavtchev wrote:
> | sound almost great :(
> | like in the famous linux browser opera (not that i like it or use it),
> but
> |
> | "well if you want it for free, you'll have to see some adds,
> | but go and get the full version -- noads, cheap "
> 
> That's why I do not use it :-) Anyway, with a web browser you are going
> to see the ads on the pages, so one banner in Opera more is not that big
> deal. OS is a different matter though.
> 
> As I wrote before, I have no problem with ads as such, but some things
> are just way too intrusive - like the screen savers. Just read the
> comments on Slashdot or under the original article, you will see how
> many people are against something like this.
> 
> Furthermore - I never saw an adware, which was capable of getting enough
> income from ads to stay alive (unless there was another income source).
> Is Mandrake really so desperate to do this ? If they go forward, it is
> very likely that I will "upgrade" our 20 MDK 9.0/9.1 PCs to another
> distro, not to Madrake 9.2. My users are not excited to see adds from
> yet another source (we are innundated with enough spam, pop-ups, adware,
> worms and lot of other junk already).
> 

i know, and i have the same opinion as you,
but what can we do ?-(

best,

svetljo

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