Thomas Haws wrote: > Re: Linux and Windows > I didn't mean to start a war. Sorry. We all care and we all probably are > sensitive to the ideals of Free Software. But just like all Shane's users > who are on Linux and don't care, the vast majority who are on Windows don't > care either, and many of them don't have Shane handy to install stuff for > them.
I should clarify that I install only the operating system. The end users install the applications. Ubuntu makes that easy--easier than InstallAnywhere, in fact. > We have to do Windows, and we have to do it well. At least for now. > ;-) What I'm saying is that the needs of non-techie Linux users should not be far behind. Several in this group have been suggesting there are no non-techie Linux users, and I have firsthand evidence that that assumption is wrong. > And the reference is circular. So at the moment the links are broken. Here is the release I tested: http://plone.org/products/plone/releases/2.1.3 They're apparently having a little trouble with their release management procedure. Releasing software is pretty hard to do correctly. Shane _______________________________________________ Ldsoss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ldsoss.org/mailman/listinfo/ldsoss
