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> ooooppps  sorry i have a friend whose nickname is ching... i guess it
> just popped-out of my mind ... some involuntary action of my fingers
> dictated by my subconscious
>
*laughs* You and another friend of mine both have friends whose
nickname is, well, Ching. He ends up calling me Ching too... O_o;

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> >>
> >>usability i think is pretty important... specially to people who just
> >>want to accomplish certain tasks in their computer... maybe even if it
> >>doesnt look the same way as an M$ desktop as soon as ppl see how easy it
> >>is to run the app they want i don't think ppl will care much... it's
> >
> >
> > True true.  But you know, I know some people who just fall back into
> > using IE even though Firefox, Mozilla and/or Opera are available.
> > Why?  Force of habit, is what they tell me. And if they have only
> > Firefox, they won't use the tabbed browsing! Can you imagine?  Anyhow,
> > that is something that bothers me.
> 
> yeah... i observed that too ... it's funny that others would prefer
> several browsers open than tabbed browsing
>

See? Gyaaah... But, then again, each to his/her own.  We all have our quirks.
 
> but if it's force of habit maybe we can force people the otherway around

*laughs* Hmmmm. Maybe Jedi mind tricks would work? :P Kidding of course.

> if ppl just don't have any choice... but this will have consequence for
> the start (i think maybe some symptoms of withdrawal  ;) )... some
> irritable behaviour of you patrons and thousands of complaints  but then
> maybe they will come-around when they see that there are minimal
> downtime and all desktops are always available for use  ...nah... these
> are just thoughts... things would be more complicated than these

Yeah, I think that things would be more complicated than these. 
Talking to a lot of them is tough. At least there were three who were
helping me out by sharing their experiences with Linux desktops.  It's
just that it's tougher now that I realized that not all of them are
used to computers, period.

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Clair Ching
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