On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 6:39 PM, Anoop Jacob Thomas <[email protected]>wrote:
> I know it is of no point in responding to this thread now, as i think
> it is almost closed.
>
> Anyway,
>
> I still remember the days I started on Windows, I didn't have internet
> connection then,
> and I had to get softwares from friends on cd's. Later when I had
> internet connection
> I downloaded Winamp, VLC and all those softwares through internet, and also
> I
> had to update my system with the most M$ critical patches over internet :P.
>
> And for GNU/Linux also it is exactly the same, with an internet
> connection we can just avoid
> the hassle of going to a friends house and collecting the softwares.
> As simple as that, so its
> not that GNU/Linux works only if you have an active internet
> connection, infact I have
> personally helped many of my friends who didn't have an internet
> connection at home.
>
>
Dear Anoop,
YOU are wrong. Do not compare Linux with Windows at this
aspect. unfortunately installating software at windows is easy. I am a long
time advocate of open system who even do not use flash player and not even
gnash. But I must say the truth.
I have just install XYZLinux Distro. (yes name is XYZLinux), It do not
have VLC. May you please tell me your address so that I can come to your
house for collecting VLC software for Linux.
Are you ready ???
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