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Ind-PC_student · 03-18-2005, 02:51 PM

The truth is that what is going to destroy windows is not any other o/s
It is its price, use of resouces, cust cotting on the developing side, reliability [or lack of], its ever expanding minimum requirements , and its patronizing attitude towards its customers.

And most of all its monopolly over OEMS companies there will be a time that it wil no longer be able to grow and it will colapse slowly.

03-18-2005, 02:51 PM	#11
Ind-PC_student Member (9 bit) Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire Posts: 273	there is no need for competition with windows The truth is that what is going to destroy windows is not any other o/s It is its price, use of resouces, cust cotting on the developing side, reliability [or lack of], its ever expanding minimum requirements , and its patronizing attitude towards its customers. And most of all its monopolly over OEMS companies there will be a time that it wil no longer be able to grow and it will colapse slowly. __________________ Linux Counter \| Linux User #289274 \| Linux Machine #289274 \| All Welcome!!!\| NoteBook Toshiba Satellite L300D-243 \| AMD Athlon™ X2 Dual-Core QL-64: 2.1 GHz \| RAM 3,072 (2,048 + 1,024) \| 250 GB HDD \| DVD Super Multi drive DL \| Display 15.4” Toshiba TruBrite® WXGA TFT @ 1,280 x 800 \| ATI Radeon™ 3100 Graphics \| Internal HD 720p \| HD Audio \| Multimedia Bar with 6 touch Easy Keys \| integrated VGA Web Camera \| integrated microphone \| Peripherals Luminox Digital 5.0MP Pocket Camcorder\| HP Deskjet 3050 all-in-one \| Hwawei e173 3G Dongle \| Hitachi 320GB USB HDD