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Blu-ray sucks, yah!
ref your recent article on: A good example of why Linux sucks –So you should also state that Win95a/b, Win2000 (still in use by thousands-mainly business & is on my older computer that I keep cause I like this OS) and soon to be WinXP Home, then WinXP Pro are Vaporware. I agree with your statement, although it takes donations to assist programmers to stay up in their OS’s/distrubtions, without this its all just a desire to do it and everyone losess a desire at times. I use Ubuntu & PCLinux and ArtistX(Ubuntu with goodies) on 3 different HD’s & yes I have donated to two of these fine OS’s, the third,well once I learn Debian alot more-I will-and yes I play at Linux (alot!), but I am Not going to keep paying for the hardware that Microsoft expects us to get in addition to their OS. Thank you for your emails articles.
You have to bear in mind that with Microsoft operating systems that you have many, many months of notice before a product is discontinued. People have known for well over a year that XP will be discontinued. When a product is discontinued, that’s not vaporware because you have ample warning time. With Linux, if there is no corporate support for the distribution, there is absolutely no warning when a particular distro will vanish into thin air – and that’s true vaporware.
My suggestion is that if you’re going to use a Linux distribution, use Ubuntu. It has corporate support (Canonical) and believe me, that matters a whole bunch. At least you know the time and effort into learning it won’t be wasted, as that OS will absolutely *not* vanish without a trace. This personally gives me confidence (and relief) that the Ubuntu product will be sticking around for a good long time.
Could I get a free membership for pointing out why sales are down?
You are charging $69.95 for one year and $189.95 for two year. It looks like a scam and must be fixed. Why would someone pay more for the 2 year agreement. 69.95 *2=139.90
Joe Clark
jjoeclark@optonline.net
Joe,
No. It is called a membership drive. The $69.95 is temporary. Normal price is $99.95. And, sales are not down.
Signed up for the Premium membership 10/18/09. My partners & I have just established our online privacy & security small business. Now that I no longer have tech access to all the techies in the corporate/govt. world, Yup I got to do a lot of stuff myself. Since the modern days of computerdom are so vast and sometimes complex it will certainly payoff to be a member. I’ve already found answers to issues that were driving me a little crazy. Thank you for the where with all for establishing a Premium Membership division. This will prove to be worth its weight in cyberspace GOLD for me.
Kudos To Dave & His Team!
Mitchell Dominguez