Phew. Berat jg kasus Linux. Perlu dedikasi khusus untuk bisa membuat Linux bs diterima pengguna Desktop.
On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 12:32:33 +0700 Josua M Sinambela <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > http://linux.slashdot.org/linux/07/03/12/0128257.shtml > > derrida sends us to an article in the Guardian by Jack Schofield > explaining why he believes Dell won't offer Linux on its PCs. In the > end he suggests that those lobbying Dell for such a solution go out > and put together a company and offer one themselves. Quoting: "The > most obvious [problem] is deciding which version of Linux to offer. > There are more than 100 distros, and everybody seems to want a > different one â or the same one with a different desktop, or > whatever. It costs Dell a small fortune to offer an operating > system... so the lack of a standard is a real killer. The less > obvious problem is the very high cost of Linux support, especially > when selling cheap PCs to naive users who don't RTFM... and wouldn't > understand a Linux manual if they tried. And there's so much of it! > Saying 'Linux is just a kernel, so that's all we support' isn't going > to work, but where in the great sprawling heap of GNU/Linux code do > you draw the line?" > > > Just email testing.. > > > ________________________________________________ > Message sent using Webmail 1.2 > >
