Hi Sven,
You are right, normally I prefer fair companies.
That is the "main-thing" I leave apple-computers and
go back to Debian.
I switched in 2009 to apple, because I needed some
music software and some easy to handle Web-Design-Tool.
Now, after I installed Debian for my women and looked what happened
new in Debian I found, all software I needed except "band-in-abox"
is available under Debian.
That was, for me, so great i update all my computers to Debian.
powerbook ( 2004 ) make some minor problems, all other ( iMac 2010 and
Intel-PC ) works fine "out of the box"...
Is Samsung good for Debian ( jessie, stable ) ?
Thanks for advice,
best regards, Peter
Am Montag, den 12.10.2015, 14:25 +0200 schrieb Sven Arvidsson:
> Oops, but affects that if using the notebook with Debian/GNU?
> > Sure, i need windows too, but only for Band-in-a-Box ( Music-app
> > under
> > Windows )
> > And, afaik, windows generally "grab"("steal" , "sucks") (?) data and
> > information from Your Windows-Computer(s)?
>
> No, it doesn't matter if you use Debian.
>
> I would personally like not to give money to companies that show such
> bad judgement, but if you're shopping for a computer for Debian your
> choices are already limited.
>
> Samsung, for example, shipped computers with security updates turned
> off, to work around a bug in their drivers,
> http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/208939-samsung-silently-disables-windows-update-on-pcs
>
