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> From: "Dhiraj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: [india-gii] Windows is GREAT !
> Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2003 19:53:18 +0530
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> 'm running XP on the monster rig I use at  home--a brand new Compaq
> mid-tower--and the OS blazes like a Corvette. I especially like the four
> games it comes with - Hearts, FreeCell (so addictive!), Minesweeper, and
> Solitaire. It's easy to see why XP is considered the ultimate platform for
> gamers.
>
>
>  I save a lot of time thanks to Windows XP, which brings me to another
> area
> where Linux is lacking. As I am sitting here writing this column, my
> computer is busily defragging my hard drive, running my virus scanner, and
> I'm being shown a list of all the latest MS security patches that are
> being
> remotely installed on my machine today. Why doesn't Linux come with any
> defragmenting tools or virus scanners or Active Backdoor Update like you
> get
> with Windows? These are all must-have features for me. Linux is seriously
> lacking in Internet utilities as well. No way would I run a Linux
> operating
> system if it means I can't connect to America Online. Also, where is
> Microsoft
> Office for Linux, Windows Media Player for Linux and Outlook Express for
> Linux? Nowhere to be found. If I can't type a letter, make a spreadsheet,
> or
> email anyone with Linux, why on earth would I ever put it on my desktop?
>
> Who wants to use an operating system that doesn't learn about you, that
> doesn't keep track of what you like to look at on the web, listen to, or
> watch?
>
> Users of Microsoft software have nothing to worry about from a legal
> perspective, which lets Windows network administrators like myself sleep
> easier at night. Or it would if our pagers weren't constantly going off.
>
> And since all of my buddies at work use Windows Media Player 9 to rip, mix
> and burn CDs that we can't share with each other or play in the car, we
> are
> extremely excited about the Windows Media Player 10 beta
> that comes integrated with Advanced Server 2003.
>
> With Windows XP Home, I have the peace of mind that comes with knowing my
> habits and activities are being monitored by Microsoft, and my computer's
> hardware configuration and list of installed software is being stored in a
> database in Redmond. Windows Longhorn will go even further than XP in this
> regard, as it won't even run any programs or code that hasn't been
> registered and approved by Microsoft. Goodbye,Kazaa, WinMX, Limewire,
> Piolet, your infringing days are numbered!
> Windows Longhorn will be like having a little cop right inside your
> computer, something MCSEs such as myself have been demanding for years.Let
> me just say, it's about time!
>
> One thing many home computer users are concerned with these days is
> viruses
> and all the time they consume. Linux zealots will try to say that their
> platform isn't plagued by things like email viruses, but with Windows XP I
> don't gotta worry about emailing viruses to my friends and family at all.
> The built-in email client Outlook Express does it automatically, in the
> background
>
>
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