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In article <40qdb9$5ob@nyheter.chalmers.se>, Martin Nisshagen  <d4nisse> wrote:

>>Then your software is bloated.  I'm happily using Linux in
>>240 MB (and not because I'm cheap; I have an unused 170 MB
>>connected...I can't find use for it, though!)
>
>Maybe that's beacuse You havn't any applications for your Linux? Almost
>no commercial vendors develops for it. This is true for most both low-end
>desktop apps and most high-end Unix apps. Linux is maybe fun to toy with
>for some people intersted in computers, but it's not a viable option in
>the real computer market. And it looks like it will never be more than
>that either... no matter how much YOU like it.

Woops, I cannot go to the latest computer store and buy the latest
Microsoft CD so I can watch old movie clips and listen to bird
chirps, so my computer MUST be a toy, right?

Never mind the fact, of course, that it can prepare engineering
documents, provide a world class development environment, or provide
crash-free server services, a computer must not be capable of real
work unless it runs the latest Star Wars game on CD.

Cheers, Terry Murphy