Do you know what that means?
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| Inhibit Jan 11, 2007 10:40 AM EDT |
For one, I have no idea what "As the base software of IT system, Asianux has gotten full support" means. Does this mean that they spoke with someone on a Dell technical support line who told them that Dell computers will, in fact, work with Linux? To be honest, companies just *love* to put up who they "work with". Just because I've gotten "full support" from AMD to put one of their processors in the socket on my motherboard doesn't make me a valued AMD partner. |
| tqk Jan 11, 2007 12:22 PM EDT |
Good grief. All the hubbub going on lately wrt binary blobs, and something like "full support" from Intel means nothing? How did you hear about this if you're living in a cave? China's a vast rice bowl of manna for these OEMs. No legal Windows in sight, a gov't that's going out of its way to keep it that way by pumping Linux onto every box that's sold, and presumably not a single communist left in the country.If I ran an OEM, I'd be drooling to get into it. Strange world. IT salvation from Red China. Who'd 'a thunk it? |
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