Microsoft vs. Open Source
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| kikinovak Sep 06, 2015 11:11 AM EDT |
TCO studies about Microsoft vs. Open Source products always seem to assume that Windows knowledge is god-given. |
| seatex Sep 06, 2015 11:19 AM EDT |
> TCO studies about Microsoft vs. Open Source products always seem to assume that Windows knowledge is god-given. You mean you don't find the MS ribbon interface to be a natural extension of the mind? ;-) |
| penguinist Sep 06, 2015 11:34 AM EDT |
The typical Microsoft TCO argument only substantiates two things: 1. It is possible to manipulate statistics to "prove" any point, however weak. 2. Anyone buying into such weak arguments deserves to be labeled weak-minded and incapable of critical independent thinking. |
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