Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > After using Linux more and more over the last couple of years most of > what I need to do for day to day life is pretty much together. However, > at least the way I've set things up, there is never a complete solution > for just browsing the web. There are always web pages I'm going to that > tell me I don't have plug-ins. A lot of it is Java based. Some of it is > Flash stuff. Sound is so so... Email links on web pages don't map to > Evolution. For all of those reasons my Windows box is usually turned on > for the time with Linux doesn't cut it. > > Why isn't there an out-of-the-box Linux solution that's as good as > Windows?
Actually, if you really think about it, it neither is in Windows. Last time I installed one, I had to go to Macromedia (Flash), Adobe (Acrobat-Reader), Apple (Quicktime), RealNetworks (Realplayer), Sun (Java) to get the needed plugins. Oh, yeah, and to Microsoft (Mediaplayer). Now, how is that different from Linux? Chust my 2 cents... Cheers, Juri -- Juri Haberland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
