Easwar Hariharan wrote: > On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 9:14 PM, Rony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> jtd wrote: >> >>> In short Rony's solution of forgetting about users not pissed off with >>> doze is the simple workable option. >>> >>> >> Many a times it is the users who piss me off and I feel they really >> don't deserve FOSS. Youngsters seem to be more receptive to new >> ideologies than the older ones. However *all* my customers know about >> the concept of freedom, privacy of data and why FOSS is slim, trim and >> virus free. Ever since I came to know how POSIX is a necessary standard, >> they are given a briefing on that too. Finally they have to decide their >> path. Every time there is a problem in doze, I keep reminding them that >> this would not have happened if they used FOSS. >> > > Prolly,if they see you around regularly,they might remember to ask you about > "that FOSS thing you keep talking about" :)This is just a random > thought,because I honestly don't know how frequently your users see/meet > you. > > They hardly see me because as a service provider, it is my responsibility to keep their systems up and running with minimum breakdowns. I cannot be in many places at the same time so their systems have to be running smoothly.
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