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Originally Posted by fewt
Hmm, sorry you were offended. If your CIO and company of 400,000 couldn't figure out how to use Linux, then I'd question their ability to be successful overall.
I see you didn't counter any of my points though.
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1)OMG...seriously...I guess you cannot read...go re-read my part about the CIO and the 400,000-employee company. If you still have the same comment, don't bother replying because you obviously can't comprehend my statements. Your attitude about Linux being the Almighty is NOW starting to offend me...and that you make remarks like this about my close friends who, and their company/business, are extremely successful is just wrong.
2)I countered every point of yours (as far as I know) except for the 1-off statements about MS and the SEC. If there is a particular statement you want me to address, list it and I will address it. I don't always address every sentence of someone's post(s)...just what I disagree with.
3)Let me immitate you and make a comment: I'm guessing you're just like Nick Burns (
Hulu - Saturday Night Live: Nick Burns ) who *knows* everything about computer systems...yet wonders why they still work in Desktop Support at their company. Yeah, you sound like Nick Burns when you write snippy remarks in your replies.
Look...I don't hate you...but take it easy on the assumptions. This topic is much much easier to discuss and debate in person...human to human. I think that you and I agree on about 90% of the Linux topics...it's just some of the wording of our comments and maybe you are taking things a bit literal or out of context (and I may be at fault if I am not clear)....again, this isn't a 300page book where I have years to produce my thoughts and arrange everything in perfect order.
Some things will get dropped/lost in a pure-text discussion like this.