I like your idea. :)
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From: Peeyush Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: reds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Jerome Tan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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Date: Wednesday, August 26, 1998 2:04 AM
Subject: RE: stratgy for Linux
> Ok, I'm going to start by saying that Linux is a GREAT O/S. I think that
>people should adapt what Windows has, TO AN EXTENT. I think that linux
>should keeps it's features. I also think that someone that is a developer
>and has the guts and the time to do so, should start a linux-user-firendly
>project. If Linux had the INTERFACE of Windows, WITHOUT the Core of
>WindBLOWZ, it would work out. I think that the Windows 98 GUI is Great,
>but, the CORE of MS-DOS, Win 3.11, Win95, and Win98 SUX! WinNT isn't that
>much far off (the dreaded blue screen and the 128MB memory Dump)! I think
>Microshaft did i good job on the User Interface, but failed on the
Technical
>portion of the Core, for that they had to rely on hasty business tactics.
>If Linux were to adapt the Windows GUI and someone that is a GOOD
developer,
>built a nice Core to the X Server...It would all work out! Now that cable
>modems are out almost every where, xDSL, and ISDN (altough it's almost a
>dead technology)...Downloading Linux wouldn't be much of a hassle! It
>wouldn't take NEARLY as much time!
>
>
>-Regards
>Peeyush Singh
>BooLeaN
>
>
