She: I finally bought OS X Leopard. I am so happy! Me: Fine to hear that. She: And you know what? Me: Hmm? She: It now has nearly the same functions like Ubuntu!
Okay guys, though this talk really happened and “she” already smiled about reading it here, this is actually not much more than just a funny anecdote about different views on operation systems. Please don’t take it to serious. I’m fine with seeing somebody happy using his commercial software when it is the perfect solution for him and he can afford it.
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The nice thing of course is that as she uses the Mac she’ll find out that it has many more functions than Ubuntu.
Waste of money.
It’s not true. Leopard has a Time Machine whilst Ubuntu lives on the past!
Okay guys, though this talk really happened and “she” already smiled about reading it here, this is actually not much more than just a funny anecdote about different views on operation systems. Please don’t take it to serious. I’m fine with seeing somebody happy using his commercial software when it is the perfect solution for him and he can afford it.
And about the time machine: I’m interested to see how usable TimeVault becomes over time:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeVault
https://launchpad.net/timevault/
Of course it won’t get that shiny but maybe it’ll provide you with a similar set of features.
it seems that Ubuntu is a champion compared to other system.Ubuntu will grow stronger.
Okay, this one is funny: translation of this entry:
http://rcarreras.blogspot.com/2007/12/conversa-telefnica.html