Re: unhappy customer
Debian is hard to install. I am not an 80 year old grandmother and I never expected to get it going in two hours. There are a whole lot of people somewhere between the grandmother and the person who is proficient in linux. However, at least I knew what I was getting into; most references to debian include the information that it is hard to install. In the long run I imagine having a stable system instead of XP will be well worth it.
Billie
Reality is for those who lack imagination.
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DATE: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 08:32:29
From: "David Brown" <davidbro@infinet.com>
To: debian-curiosa@lists.debian.org
Cc:
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>unacceptable....
>world domination will include all beings and lifeforms...
>their combined beings and resources will be added to the collective..
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>RESISTANCE IS FUTILE.....
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>later
>DAVE
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>"why are highways in Hawaii called interstates?" - anon
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>> On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 08:04:02AM -0500, David Brown said:
>> > hey there...
>> > the question to ask yourself is "could my 80 yearold grandmother
>pick up
>> > a cd and get this O.S. running AND on the internet within 2hrs."
>> > that is the crowd that M$ is aiming for...tbe home user...
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>> Who says that's the crowd Debian is aiming for?
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>> --
>> Shawn McMahon | "Tell the American people never to lose their
>guns.
>> EIV Consulting | As long as they keep their guns in their hands,
>what
>> UNIX and Linux | happened here will never happen there." - A
>female
>> http://www.eiv.com | student from Beijing, China
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