One thing that is frustrating, at least for me, is that when I buy a new PC I have to pay more for a PC without an operating system than for a PC with Windows included. I am not sure that's the fact all over the world, but it is at least here in my "odd" country. So it feels like if I want a new PC with Linux, at least I either have to pay for:
1. Windows + PC or 2. PC + "avoid Windows fee" where 2 is more expensive than 1... Doesn't sound fair to me. Why should I pay for avoiding something? Maybe this is not 100% true, but it least it feels like it is. Johnny P.S. I just remembered a funny thing I often read in the local Dell ads in the papers here. Translated to English it reads something like this: "Dell recommends Windows XP Professional Edition" Then I take a look at the different PC's they sell and ALL of them comes with Windows XP Home Edition... =) So they obviously want you to buy their computers with XP Home and then buy an upgrade to XP Pro..? Yeah, right... D.S.
