On Thu, 21 May 2020, Larry Linder wrote:

So the world will migrate to a Chinese tablet or telephone and computers
for industrial and engineering will disappear.  If you look at the
slippery slope we will slip back into the dark ages of DOS and Assembly.
There will not be enough of market for engineering and scientific
computers to make the high volume low cost possible.

I've been fearing that since I heard that Dell had a line of cloud-optimised servers.

So much for negative stuff.
A university group or government lab in the US should offer a New SL and
maintain it.  The gate keeper should keep it in US English.  And please
no more cheese Icons.

For those of us outside the US it isn't a given that a US base
is in our best interests. For one thing that suggests that it will
be commercial: SL only worked because it had a commercial product
(RedHat) behind it.

The strongest reason for us in the UK to want US rather than say German, is indeed the language (though I wonder whether the US will turn to
Spanish ...)

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Andrew C. Aitchison                                     Kendal, UK
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