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Microsoft founder Bill Gates brushed off the threat posed by Linux software in Asia and pushed for the use of the Windows operating system in Malaysia. Gates, who is in Malaysia for a one-day visit to meet Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, expressed Microsoft’s willingness to help the country improve computer proficiency and boost its IT sector. “I was able to explain our commitment to work with the government and help in the best way we can,” he told reporters.
Every time you say Linux isn't a threat, Linux gains marketshare, you keep on dissing Linux, and you will never know what probelms you will have.
Also low cost to you billy-boy is relative. you can buy a lot more than i can.
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Also low cost to you billy-boy is relative. you can buy a lot more than i can.