as you said,
Orlando Andico <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>passed through a "Linux rules, let's ditch Windoze" phase. But many >things are
>harder to do under Linux. Computers are used to do a job, >and it doesn't really
>matter how the job is done, we're supposed to >care about the easiest, best way of
>doing it. And for MANY things, >Windoze still does better.
Orlando Andico <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Uhm, why the veritable treatise on what is after all Windoze
>software? GPF? that's a Windoze-ism just like BSOD. I have yet to see
>Corel Draw for Linux although reputedly it is available.
(side question: what's a BSOD?)
>A long rant on the relative (non) virtues of Windoze software
>seems just a little bit out of place on what after all is a Linux >mailing list.
sorry, writing at 2 am often did end up as long senseless rants, i'm better off
sleeping. i'm dropping this thread and shutting up for now. there, another
windows-brainwashed person bites the dust :) had hoped it was because i learned linux
though hehehe. to atone for my sins, i promise to check out within this week if there
are places in UP diliman where the plug training can be held. um, is there funding for
the training ie for rental of the place and equipment? sponsorships? and how many
people are expected to attend? admu people, any suggestions for places within your
campus? also, i suppose you'd want to have linux pre-installed, but if ever, will
anyone want to go ahead with installing it on a non-linux network?
thanks all. sorry again if you had to plow through that icky paean to windows.
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