03-21-2009, 08:24 PM
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The Gregarious
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Originally Posted by xenon
I couldn't agree more. But linux was never made so that an individual can easily install some applications from a GUI. It has its share of the market, and does its job extremely well (I mean the job it was intended to do - advanced server management). The UI is just a fancy tool for the stupid (no offense intended to anyone, I myself use Windows). And we all know that fancy stuff sells the best (take a look at Flash on the web market), although it's not always the best choice.
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Right. I think it is Novell? That bought SuSe? And is trying to make it a standard corporate desktop OS, and seems to be failing miserably.
I remember this one company was being trained to use their OS and get rid of Windows but good luck on that....
The thing is, Windows isn't a bad OS! There are different types of users....
I use Windows for everything desktop related. I use Redhat/CentOS for all my heavy duty server related roles....
I want to get into Mac but haven't had the chance yet. I've also wanted to try Ubuntu but I haven't had time. I don't want to be watered down too much and try to know every OS that's out there...
Flash is very very visually impressive, I actually use Flash for my graphs but I want to get away from it and just use some type of GD or PNG/JPG type graphs, I just haven't found any that look BETTER than my Flash graphs...
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