On 07/09/11 16:22, Jonathan Morgan wrote:
I'm almost at the point of thinking that Microsoft has lost that
battle already. I see kids of three and four who haven't gone through
the education system, but are quite happy playing with iPhones, iPods,
and other similar non-Microsoft technology. (
On 7.9.2011 08:13, Barry Drake wrote:
Just wonder what you guys think?
Greetings from the Red Hat towers ;) (and yes, by far not the only one,
but certainly some of the reasons why I stick with Linux are ethical ones).
Blessings,
Matěj
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On Wed, 2011-09-07 at 08:13 +0200, Barry Drake wrote:
> but
> the practices it is using to lock folk into Microsoft is nasty.
I do agree to this. This was one of the main reasons I felt compelled to
at least ensure that Bible translation work escapes from such lock-in,
so that the Word of God m
Hi there I mentioned in an earlier post that I no longer use
Windows for ethical reasons. I had attended a lecture by Richard
Stallman (GNU) and was quite disturbed. True, Richard is 'over the
top'. He is a zealot and an absolutist. The real world is not ready
for his degree of ideali
