> If anything, one can infer > from this mandate that Windows is a bad choice, but if you're going to > make it, LSU is going to do what it can to minimize the amount of damage > it will do to their network.
Should have said this in the first reply, but I do agree with this statement. > > To me this statement is in agreement with Will's assertion that Windows > is inherently insecure, but it also doesn't fully take that choice away > from the people who still want to use Windows. Right. > > B. Estrade wrote: > > By mandating that a person or orgranization only use software from a > > particular source, you are taking away the right to choose - and THAT > > is the real evil in this situation. You need to realize that our > > economy is based on consumer choice, and you are advocating the > > elimination of this choice. You and I may not like the company, their > > practices, or the product, but I would rather have the right to choose > > (a crappy product) than allow myself to be spoonfed something because > > it is someone else's moral imperative. > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > General at brlug.net > http://mail.brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net -- HPC Enablement Group Louisiana Optical Network Initiative http://www.loni.org 225-578-1920
