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A mammoth army of infected computers is being assembled
On 9/23/2011 5:50 AM, dave wrote:
On Fri, 23 Sep 2011 09:53:50 +0900, Brenda Ann wrote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also because it is exceptionally simple to use. It is designed for the end user. Linux may well be a "superior" OS in some respects, but one of them is not its ease of adding new applications, nor its network interoperability with Windows based systems on the same network. I will admit that Linux has become a lot more hardware friendly. The first few times I tried it, you had to pretty much have the hardware it was written for, or needed to know how to write your own drivers. The GUI has also become better over time, but for most who are not computer geeks (and some of us that are), it's still not all that friendly to the end user. I find it way easier to use than Windows, but then again I have congenital brain damage. If there are compatibility issues, it's almost always on the Windows end. The web is Unix based. Windows has nothing to compare with "synaptic" based installers. For personal use the only thing Windows excels [pun] at is games that require DirectX. For some business you need the Photoshop type apps (because the prima-donnas refuse to adapt or try new things). For overall ease I'd have to go with an Ubuntu 2010. To run any machine ever built, I'd use Puppy 420. If you like waiting on hold for secret codes, buy Windows. Poor dave has problems tying his shoes, even lighting up his bong ... I am sure he has difficulty with most other things in life ... the rest of wonder why he is having all the problems ... I mean, all the moron would have to do is stop smoking killer dope ... but hey, it is good humbling experience ... experiencing pity for the less fortunate ... Regards, JS |
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