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Re: [opensuse] Opensuse still not ready for consumers...
- From: Frans de Boer <frans@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 14 Mar 2009 01:44:18 +0100
- Message-id: <1236991458.3687.34.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Fri, 2009-03-13 at 17:11 -0700, John Andersen wrote:
So both of us have different experiences.
I was NOT talking about normal productivity, but rather the lack of
support for Peripheral devices like USB devices and the like. For
example: I have yet to find a proper tool who can really support my
Windows Mobile 3 PDA device like ActiveSync can. By stating this we
enter the discussion about proprietary protocols MS is using, one of the
reasons the EC-Commission is pursuing MS.
Frans de Boer.
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Frans de Boer wrote:
to the wrong mailing lists.
BTW: no single Linux distro is really ready for the average consumer who
is used to use Windows only.
I disagree.
So both of us have different experiences.
I have personally seen many people who have moved to Linux with nothing but
windows experience and become immediately productive without the need of any
hand holding beyond the first hour.
DELL (and others) are selling Linux on various machines these days.
The integration of linux on my wife's last Dell was phenomenally well
done. Everything worked out of the box.
Most of the people I have seen switch end up with new machines
and some flavor of Ubuntu because thats what's commercially
available.
I was NOT talking about normal productivity, but rather the lack of
support for Peripheral devices like USB devices and the like. For
example: I have yet to find a proper tool who can really support my
Windows Mobile 3 PDA device like ActiveSync can. By stating this we
enter the discussion about proprietary protocols MS is using, one of the
reasons the EC-Commission is pursuing MS.
Frans de Boer.
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