A Conversation between Windows user & FOSS user( MUST READ)

[CadCrazy]

Sorry Sir! You both are wrong. I apologize for spilling the beans here but the other man in the conversion was me. Really. Someone can ask CoolG5 for confirmation.

This is called "Operation Fail" as in the movie Kya Cool Hain Hum

 

[Faun]

^^chuppa rustam

 

[iMav]

I think it is Manan only!

I can easily say that other one in conversation is non other than Manan.

Na man, I ain't got so much patience. I am not like one of those religion converters. I don't go out looking for Linux users and hold them and start preaching them. Unlike what a lot of people do.

 

[CadCrazy]

Ha Ha very clever reply. I thought its you and your 5200

 

[Psychosocial]

A : MS is MONOPOLIST.

B : I know, I know, and that is the same thing every FOSS lover says when they lose the war on some aspect.

The best thing i liked abt the whole conversation

B : Just sometime ago, u told me the your phone can't be configured in Ubuntu for internet access(via GPRS), am I right ?

B : So what the problem with it ?

B : It's so easy to use, makkhan ??

B : I copy pasted the above from our previous chats.

B : I want to say that any linux distro, cant be configured to have internet access through Nokia 5700, right?

B : You even created some threads in the digit forum to ask for some help. At that time even linux pro's of forums failed to help you.

B : So what the problem with it ? You said it was so easy to use, just like makkhan ?

B : Then where are the plug and play support in ubuntu man ?

B : why it needs pros to configure something on linux ?

B : Tell me

B : Why the hardware support is so bad ?

B : That my graphic card cant be used directly ?

B : and I had to move hell and heaven for configuring the card.

AGAIN TRUE.

Nice conversation

A : I can send a pic now, so you can be sure that I ain't angry. You want me to do that?

ROFL

 

[Faun]

AGAIN TRUE.

Back in 2006 I gave a talk at the Ottawa Linux Symposium about a number of myths that are around the Linux kernel. One of them was device and driver support. I stated then, and still do that:

Linux supports more different types of devices than any other operating system ever has in the history of computing.
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Later on, a representative from Microsoft validated this statement saying that their research agreed with it, so this is not an unproven statement.
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*www.kroah.com/log/linux/linux_driver_project_status-2008-04.html