[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From the customer's POV there's another reason, and that is choice.
Modularity means that you can move modules around. For example, in
Windows there is only one graphical interface. In Linux there is
Gnome, KDE, Afterstep, Sawfish, Englihtenment, Icewm, Blackfox, fvwm
and a dozen others.
That's not true. Windows has many GUIs. There is LiteStep, 3DNA,
Window Blinds, just to name a few...
There is plenty of choice in MS Windows.
In fact, there is a **** load *MORE* choice in Windows than there is
Linux. A billion times as many programs and much more functionality.
-Chad Smith
