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Sascha.Wostmann@Koeln.Netsurf.DE (Sascha Wostmann) writes:
: "Greg Mortensen" wrote:
: >Trimmed misc.
: 
: >> Acctually, I though the universal lang. was french.  (just kidding)
: >> 
: >> Steve
: >> 
: >Actually, Steve, you're right. Up until WWII, French was considered the
: >'universal language' dating back to Louis XIV. Just recently has English
: >started to become the 'lingua Franca'. I'm still puzzled, however, by what
: >this has to do with OSs.
: >Greg Mortensen
: 
: Was hat das alles mit dem Subject zu tun ?

Not much, I agree.  The point is, noone can forbid you to ask questions on
the Internet in German, but it is in your own advantage if you do it in
English, which is sort of Internet Standard.  In this way, you address
a much bigger population than just the German speaking people, with 
equivalent higher chances of getting an answer to your question.

I missed the original question in this thread with all this noise, so sorry
that I cannot answer you.
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Peter Verthez                                            Software Engineer 
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