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Too Much Choice, FOSS vs. Capitalism, Windows "Security", Mono

Posted by tuxchick on · 8 comments
Linux Today Blog; By Carla Schroder
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jp joins the fray, responding to "The problem is really just that Windows is so immensly popular": "Once again, widespread does not equal popular. At one time polio was widespread but I doubt anyone thought that made it popular."

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Comments (8)

To quote one of my favorite X-Files shows "This is not happening, this is not happening, this is not happening!"

Actually the quote implies a quid pro quo:

Quoting:That is the same reason it used to remove GIMP from the ISO in favor of MONO.


but I wonder if these aren't two completely coincidental events that have nothing to do with each other (wink wink, nudge, nudge, know what I mean, say no more). I.E. I'd bet the UTB sees them as independent events.
There is no coincidence, all is synchronicity. ;-)
I haven't decided if it's the Masons, Aliens or the Gnomes of Zurich.

Who does the Gates Foundation use as bankers? That's likely the place to start looking. Oh, and the BoycottNovell site.
There is no coincidence. It's all a big practical joke, on the human race.
Just wait til they come out with STEREO, the new microsoft .NET implementation designed specifically for dual core processors, to by followed up by DOLBY and THX.
Mono? I hear that can be cured.
And curing gets you jerky, which we all know is SteveB.

Oh, $DEITY, please, not another pun thread.
Gus, we could discuss Mono or di-glycerides...

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