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Originally Posted by WhrDLMI,Dec 19 2006, 04:38 PM
Don't get me wrong, I think open source is a good thing, but the reality is that most of the business world runs on Microsoft.
If that want these people to actually be able to use the laptops and the skills they learn in the real world, they should be done on Microsoft software....
Anywho... Just my $.02.
If that want these people to actually be able to use the laptops and the skills they learn in the real world, they should be done on Microsoft software....
Anywho... Just my $.02.
but the third world runs on free.
besides, windows is too much of a resource hog (disk space, power, etc) to be used in such an application.
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Originally Posted by bighead2,Dec 19 2006, 04:40 PM
unfortunately I agree that the world runs on MS.
but the third world runs on free.
besides, windows is too much of a resource hog (disk space, power, etc) to be used in such an application.
but the third world runs on free.
besides, windows is too much of a resource hog (disk space, power, etc) to be used in such an application.
I had not thought of the resource thing, though... You techy guys are soooo smart that way... 
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Originally Posted by bighead2,Dec 19 2006, 04:40 PM
unfortunately I agree that the world runs on MS.
but the third world runs on free.
besides, windows is too much of a resource hog (disk space, power, etc) to be used in such an application.
but the third world runs on free.
besides, windows is too much of a resource hog (disk space, power, etc) to be used in such an application.
It's what I use on my Mac. Runs under X11... oh and it's free
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