How many Linux Users in the World?

Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and one
per cent of that is TEN MILLION.

Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with their
usual insults and profanity.

Alias

Alias wrote:
> Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and one
> per cent of that is TEN MILLION.
>
> Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with their
> usual insults and profanity.
>

Alias, no one cares. And if the rest of them had any sense, they would
post the same thing to you.

Jack The Ripper wrote:
> Alias wrote:
>> Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and one
>> per cent of that is TEN MILLION.
>>
>> Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with
>> their usual insults and profanity.
>>
>
> Alias, no one cares.

Yeah, we know you're no one.

> And if the rest of them had any sense, they would
> post the same thing to you.

Yawn. I don't post for you or any of the other regulars but for the
lurkers who email me privately. IOW, you're wrong (again).

Alias

"Alias" <> wrote in message
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> Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and one per
> cent of that is TEN MILLION.
>
> Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with their
> usual insults and profanity.
>
> Alias

And by that very statement you final recognize how insignificant and
minority use all of the Linux distros put together are, when compared with
the mainstream operating systems in use on personal computers - those being
Windows and a small proportion of Mac OS.
--

Mike Brannigan

"Alias" <> wrote in message
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> Mike Brannigan wrote:
>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>> news:gss5eq$9d9$...
>>> Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and one
>>> per cent of that is TEN MILLION.
>>>
>>> Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with their
>>> usual insults and profanity.
>>>
>>> Alias
>>
>> And by that very statement you final recognize how insignificant and
>> minority use all of the Linux distros put together are, when compared
>> with the mainstream operating systems in use on personal computers -
>> those being Windows and a small proportion of Mac OS.
>
> Not many people drive a Rolls either. Due to Micro$lut's monopolistic
> behavior, most computers are shipped with Windows and the result is an
> infected Internet full of net bots. At the turn of the last century, most
> people were riding horses and said the same thing about horseless
> carriages that you say about Linux, cowboy.
>
> The general public is becoming more computer savvy, especially in Europe,
> and Linux is growing as a result. The times, my friend, they are
> a-changing.
>
> Alias


A few government departments changing to Linux is what is changing the
numbers. As a desktop for home users, it is a loser..


--

Mike Hall - MVP Windows Experience
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/

xfile wrote:
>> Not many people drive a Rolls either.
>
> Good thinking.
>
> But then again, I always wonder why Linux advocates cannot be satisfied for
> owning/using a unique product and have to be a mass-market product provider?

For a safe Internet, of course.

> Mac people feel that and they are proud of being a few.

Snobs.

> If you (Linux advocates) focus just on improving the products (not saying or
> implying you are not), your time will come.

It is.

> Until then, stop negative campaign as I advised you before since it does
> more harm than good.

What negative campaign?

Alias
>
>
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:gssav3$n4n$...
>> Mike Brannigan wrote:
>>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>>> news:gss5eq$9d9$...
>>>> Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and one
>>>> per cent of that is TEN MILLION.
>>>>
>>>> Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with their
>>>> usual insults and profanity.
>>>>
>>>> Alias
>>> And by that very statement you final recognize how insignificant and
>>> minority use all of the Linux distros put together are, when compared
>>> with the mainstream operating systems in use on personal computers -
>>> those being Windows and a small proportion of Mac OS.
>> Not many people drive a Rolls either. Due to Micro$lut's monopolistic
>> behavior, most computers are shipped with Windows and the result is an
>> infected Internet full of net bots. At the turn of the last century, most
>> people were riding horses and said the same thing about horseless
>> carriages that you say about Linux, cowboy.
>>
>> The general public is becoming more computer savvy, especially in Europe,
>> and Linux is growing as a result. The times, my friend, they are
>> a-changing.
>>
>> Alias
>
>

Mike Hall - MVP wrote:
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:gssav3$n4n$...
>> Mike Brannigan wrote:
>>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>>> news:gss5eq$9d9$...
>>>> Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and
>>>> one per cent of that is TEN MILLION.
>>>>
>>>> Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with
>>>> their usual insults and profanity.
>>>>
>>>> Alias
>>>
>>> And by that very statement you final recognize how insignificant and
>>> minority use all of the Linux distros put together are, when compared
>>> with the mainstream operating systems in use on personal computers -
>>> those being Windows and a small proportion of Mac OS.
>>
>> Not many people drive a Rolls either. Due to Micro$lut's monopolistic
>> behavior, most computers are shipped with Windows and the result is an
>> infected Internet full of net bots. At the turn of the last century,
>> most people were riding horses and said the same thing about horseless
>> carriages that you say about Linux, cowboy.
>>
>> The general public is becoming more computer savvy, especially in
>> Europe, and Linux is growing as a result. The times, my friend, they
>> are a-changing.
>>
>> Alias
>
>
> A few government departments changing to Linux is what is changing the
> numbers.

Bullshit.

> As a desktop for home users, it is a loser..

More bullshit.

Alias

"Alias" <> wrote in message
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> Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and one per
> cent of that is TEN MILLION.
>
> Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with their
> usual insults and profanity.
>
> Alias

You just like generating numbers by pulling them out your ass. There may
have been ten million downloads over the years, but I guarantee that there
is nowhere near the number of users using that INFERIOR Ubuntu and those
other distros on the desktop today. Maybe 500,000 at the most.

You see, when people download Linux, they are excited. Free software. What
could be better than free software? They install their new software, use it
for a few hours/days and realize why it's free. Their software is a piece
of crap.

They uninstall their Linux distro, never to visit it again. Only the poor
and the dumb still use Linux on the desktop.

Remember, Ubuntu is FREE and still NOBODY wants it.

"measekite Da Monkey" <> wrote in
news:1ZjIl.25319$:

>
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:gss5eq$9d9$...
>> Well, the world is using about one billion personal computers and one
>> per cent of that is TEN MILLION.
>>
>> Now watch the lies from Tweedledee and Tweedle Dum Dum along with
>> their usual insults and profanity.
>>
>> Alias
>
> You just like generating numbers by pulling them out your ass. There
> may have been ten million downloads over the years, but I guarantee
> that there is nowhere near the number of users using that INFERIOR
> Ubuntu and those other distros on the desktop today. Maybe 500,000 at
> the most.

You yourself have been claiming that Linux can't get past the 1% mark. Now
do the math.

I'm wondering if you're Tweedledee or Tweedledum...or just plain dumb.

DanS wrote:

<snipped>

<yawn>

You're always in other people's business mainly as Alias's lapdog.