If we are going to 'dis' the 'opposition' and bring on board the wider community we need to atttack where it is needed and not otherwise. All this Microsoft statement every meant was that if you acquired a PC that had had MS windows on then you were entitled to it IF you wanted it. Perfectly reasonable if that is what you want. There's plenty of real stuff to attack so lets gets those sights focussed! James Carter South Less School , can you remove the OS and
install Linux instead? Well, no, according to Microsoft. A somewhat obscure Microsoft site aimed at helping schools deal with donated computers flatly states: "It is a legal requirement that pre-installed operating systems remain with a machine for the life of the machine."
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