[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi sandip,
> my very personal opinion is that with the current state of expertise
> required to install linux and to identify all your hardware to it, it
what do you mean; its incapable of showing blue screens
come on man, even a 7 year old can install linux if he has'nt
used anything else. the problem is dual boot people don't
wanna let go of garbage (windows)
> not for non-programmers, at least not yet.
>
> so linux has to go a long way before somebody's mom or somebody's wife
> would feel inclined to use it as effortlessly as windows, not to speak
> of somebody's tiny tots.
hehe my mother uses gnome she likes it better then winblows
father is already a unix head
my brother prefers gcc+vim to turbo c++ IDE for his class 11
c++ progs
you are right winblows is present everywhere like a "global
variable"
but we should not let the young people get into winblows cuz if
you give tiny tots linux as there first O.S let it
be a GUI to start with he will definately like to learn
things and learn the right things faster.
when you give a kid a rich Environment. he will learn
and mature very quickly
--
Pankaj Kaushal
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