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On Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:24:01 +0000, Bob wrote:
can't understand the reluctance of the Americans to use Linux. There has been no real reason to use Windows for a long time (unless you want to play games, but a PS3 is best for that). Over here in Europe, Linux uptake continues rapidly - as each new Windows virus or worm hits, ever more people and businesses migrate. Maybe it is because it can be very difficult, if not impossible, to find necessary hardware drivers. Especially, if you have some of the latest equipment models. I have found Linux to be more useful on older computers as one is much more likely to find the necessary drivers. For example have recently added a new HP all-in-one laser printer that includes a scanner and FAX. I have it installed on a dual boot (Linux/Windows XP) system. While I'm able to print with the Linux system good luck trying to get the scanner and FAX working. That's just one example. I have a litany of them. Regards, Danny |
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