> > Not to defend the practice of asking a question without being on the > > list, but what about the bigger goal of helping a linux win? > > I see that as a moot issue. Linux has already won. what I
Ever heard of "be paranoid"? I wouldn't say that "Linux has won" any time soon, there is a lot more market to gain and threats to answer even just to preserve what is already "linux territory" (what's linux territory? Movie studios?). (e.g. NZ Post just decided to move from OS/2 to Windows after considering Linux for a few months - I wonder if the Linux vendors there could do more to win this deal). As for this being "off topic" - isn't a question about commercial software on top of Linux of interest for this group or its participants? Go figure if one day you might have a project or a job at that customer because linux won there. What would you brag about in "Linux in Government" conferences if not about how many businesses succeed on Linux? Everything is connected.... --Amos ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
