> > yep crack it ;-) or make your company buy it for you . > So, what is the point of moving to Linux then, if Windows is so wonderful > and Linux really sucks? The "free as in free beer" (which seems to be the > case already with cracked stuff)? Trading in the uncomfty feeling of being > a factual thief with the uncomfty feeling that you can tweak your machine > beyond "Next>Next>Next>Finish"? I personnaly prefer to click on a rpm and finish (but don't like the interdependance stuff) but I'm trying to extract differences between linux and windows , to see what would enable the linux community to convert people user to linux ... I personnaly like a lot linux but don't use it daily (I couldn't since I program for... windows user) and it's for this reason that I've decided to represent all windows user that I was unable to convert to linux . And I think I do it quite good ... The free answer is not an answer since personnal user that do not want to pay crack programs and they doesn't see it as a bad things . The only answer linux have is the open minded one that is also to program things wanted and needed by user . I would like to pass to windows but : in windows user and a lot of company trust because of the uniformity (not true but....) in linux there are too many toolkit and embeding methodsto do the same things , to many , I really like QT and kpart from kde but there is also gtk and bonobo from gnome ,windows maker .... to many things are good only when fully compatible , which is not really th case .... don't tell me I'm not true , if I remember standart are build only for ensuring compatibility and uniformity .
> > My advice is to either make a choice and stop whining in the wrong place > or to profit from both worlds and pay $$ and/or a learning curve. ...like > anything in life... > Yep ... > > Guy >
