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"7" in <news:6gSak.19722$E41.4349@text.news.virginmedia.com> wrote:

> Micoshaft Asstroturfer Gazwad wrote on behalf of Micoshaft Corporation:
> 
>> On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 18:29:29 GMT 7
>> website_has_email@www.enemygadgets.com the Worm-Infested Arse Priorities
>> Testing Inspectorate member wrote in
>> news:dOPak.19614$E41.10901@text.news.virginmedia.com...
>> 
>>> Should Motherboard makers bundle Linux CD with every shipment?
>>>
>> <snip unread>
>> 
>> No.
>> 
>> Clearly a very large percentage of those buying motherboards are either
>> system builders or enthusiasts, neither of which would have any interest
>> in a linux CD.
> 
> Clearly you were never a system builder or enthusiast, just
> a paid shill for micoshaft doing the asstroturfing rounds.
> 
> I was both an enthusiast and system builder and the highest
> priority is getting the systems to boot up with something
> before installing anything.
> 
> In the bad old days anything was something.
> But now you got DSL LiveCD, Knoppix LiveCD, SystemRescue
> LiveCD, GParted and many others that are just superb
> at booting a PC. Many motherboards also boot Linux off USB sticks
> if the features were available in the BIOS.
> 
> http://www.livecdlist.com
> http://www.distrowatch.com
> 
>> If they did have any interest then they would have
>> downloaded the version of Linux they wanted to run.
> 
> Strawman argument applied by one huge asstroturfer WINDUMMY without
> knowledge of the real world.
> 
>> If manufacturers do decide to bundle a linux CD with motherboards I wish
>> to purchase I'll be asking you to reimburse me for the extra cost.
> 
> 10p is in the post.
> 
>> Now fuckoff back to COLA.
> 
> May be you should enroll in a Motherboard course at your local
> training center before opening your asstroturfing mouth.
> 
> After all, they can either believe in a spliffing asstroturfer
> shilling for Micoshaft Crocporation like you, or believe
> in the benefits of a free LiveCD.

And you're a boob that unnecessarily uses the FollowUp-To header.

Just how are you going to guarantee that the purchaser of a motherboard
is going to get the copy of Linux that THEY want - and not what YOU
happen to think is great?  Why would would an OEM manufacturer that
purchases thousands of mobos in a single shipment to include in their
embedded appliance wants to pay more on each mobo to get an OS that they
will discard?  

Oh, as for the microshaft crap, when the hell have you bought a mobo and
actually gotten an OS with it?  Duh!  What a dumbfuck.  You can't
differentiate a motherboard from a pre-built computer with an OS bundle.