The average computer user has no idea which video card he has or
how to do anything to his hard drive. He buys a computer complete and runs
what is loaded.
The average Linux user built his/her own computer from parts,
understands both hard drives and video cards and monitors and also buys a
quality motherboard with a fast Intel chip.
There are a lot more of the previous and just a very few of the
last.
On Tue, 25 Aug 1998, Jerome Tan wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Like everyone else, I can see Microsoft's power extending over the ocean,
> and many people thinks that Linux is the only contender of Microsoft, but so
> far... it's no much yet. It was known that Linux OS was proud of itself
> because was better in terms of everything compare to Windows, I think Linux
> developers should think about "embrace and extend" strategy, that is, to
> adapt everything or user interface of Windows so that it would be easy for
> everyone to move to Linux.
>
> Just my thoughts.
>
> [Jerome Tan]
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