SOTL schrieb: > Silviu Marin-Caea wrote: > >> On Monday 07 August 2006 15:52, Per Jessen wrote: >> >> >> >>> Would you care to elaborate? Whether or not an enterprise uses SLED or >>> openSUSE is only a matter of IT policy, not features nor anything else. >>> > The above would be nice if it were true but it is not true. > > OpenSuSE does not contain any non open source programs ie ones that may > not be used without paying royalties. > > SLED is a commercial program which does contain non open source programs > ie ones in which one must pay royalties to use. > > If you do not need the non open source programs then of course they are > then equivalent but if of course you need such programs to make your > system work then they are not equivalent. > > Last I heard most win modem programs are non open source. > > That would seem to imply that if one wanted a laptop to use its internal > to connect to the internet and that one was not a geek then would need > to purchase SuSE. > > Apparently it is very difficult for people to understand that there are > two ways of making an operating system work - become a geek or pay a > geek to do the work. > > If one has different interest say is a medical doctor et then one feel > of expertise is not being a geek meaning that it is preferable to pay > someone else to be the geek. > > Realize OpenSuSE is a geek thing. > > SLED is a non geek thing. That is the program that geeks sell to non > geeks who have no desires to be a geek so that the geeks can buy non > geek things like food and bear. > > Very simple stuff. No sale of non geek programs to non geeks then the > geeks do not get to eat or drink bear. > >
can U ( or someone on the list ) translate that into a small term to the point what you wnated to say with it ? I can't get the point of view. thanks, JBScout aka Thomy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
