hahaha..nice. this is what i like about klug. far from perfect
but teaches me a thing or two every now and then. special mention for
hard wired, the brightest guy here (an honest opinion), never fails to
impress me everytime.

room for improvement: later

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: "Kristopher Julius Alcordo"
  To: "Kagay-Anon Linux Users' Group (KLUG) Mailing List"
  Subject: Re: [klug] [OS-Win] Vista was launched... will you bite?
  Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 22:35:33 +0800

  Nice post... Can I post this on my blog and ofcourse credit you for
  it..

  On 2/16/07, hard wyrd <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

    I beg to disagree on the following:

    "sooner or later it will take over (80% or 90%) of the world,
    just like the old windows did (statistics say so)"

    "support for devices will follow sooner than expected"

    "mr. torvalds himself or his emissaries have taken time disecting
    vista to figure out what makes it tick or if mr. gates has some
    nasty secrets hidden in it"

    Take at look at the "real" trend and closely observe the actual
    movement that is happening.

    One, Vista isn't and will not take over the world. How so? The
    64-bit code base is not ready. Look it up. Mac OS X is ripe
    compared to Vista on the 64-bit front. I got the heads up from an
    insider over at Cupertino, Calif. (a close family friend, who
    will by the way come to CDO this March to visit. He's doing Mac
    OS X G5 XServers if anybody wants to know) regarding the next
    move Steve Jobs will make. Releasing OS X without the hardware
    will be in by middle 2008. Linux by the way has already gained
    21% market share (2005 figure) while Windows dropped considerably
    and most notably in the datacenter, and figures for the corporate
    market will come in by middle of 2007. Vista adoption is NOT in
    the drawing board for many companies due to hardware and cost
    considerations. Go to Cebu and you'll find companies
    realistically doesn't move desktops much. They still use Win2K
    and XP.

    Linus Torvalds have not used Windows. Why? He uses a Mac OS X G5
    laptop, and of course Linux. He worked at Transmeta which is a
    competitor to Intel. And to correct you on that, the reverse is
    happening. Microsoft has organized a Linux Laboratory late 2006
    deep inside its Redmond, Washington campus. Again, look it up. In
    other words, MS is taking a look at Linux at what makes the new
    Linux toys tick! And I'm talking about the Xgl, AIGLX, Beryl,
    plus the virtualization technologies of the Xen Hypervisor that
    is being shipped on both Red Hat and SuSE Linux Enterprise
    servers. It wants to have built in virtualization because it
    doesn't have one built in. That's envy!

    Oh, closely examine what Vista has inside. Gadgets? it imitated
    Mac OS X widgets. The Vista Sidebar? imitated Mac OS X Dashboard.
    It even imitated the 3D Chess! :)). For security, it finally
    learned its lesson and imitated how Unix, Linux, and Macs behave
    in terms of user control. Oh, did I mention MS is afraid that
    Novell will go after it because it "stole" the directory services
    technology and implemented it on Active Directory? Novell had it
    first with NDS/eDirectory  :)).

    The case of Vista at home? As usual, its what I call the "pied
    piper effect". Those who believed the marketing hype, as well as
    the occassional "threat" tend to bite the bait.

    Driver support? A lot of XP hardware doesn't yet run on Vista.
    Hardware and applications for 32-bit XP doesn't even function
    well with 64-bit XP. We've done the test, doesn't work on Vista
    64-bit.

    On the topic of using "pirated" ? I'm proud to say, I'm using the
    latest Alpha Release of ReactOS. If you haven't heard of it, look
    it up. Pure open source, coded from the ground up. It's not yet
    very stable but already comparable to XP. And yes, full binary
    compatibility to the MS product including the drivers. And no, it
    is not a rip off. It is built on the same way Linux was built
    based on Unix from the ground up. Full release of ReactOS slated
    for 2008. User-friendly Beta Release mid-2007. A free windows
    compatible for all.

    I'm running away laughing! :) Not a cent wasted for Windows Tax.

    Relax.


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