Spoke to an Engineer that Uses CAD Today

Many of the brainwashed MS fanboys here always bring up CAD or AutoCad
as programs that won't run on Linux. What they don't mention is that the
starting price for these programs is over FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. I
hardly think that the home user will go for Windows knowing that these
programs don't run on Linux.

Alias

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:glcur6$4jl$...
> Many of the brainwashed MS fanboys here always bring up CAD or AutoCad as
> programs that won't run on Linux. What they don't mention is that the
> starting price for these programs is over FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. I hardly
> think that the home user will go for Windows knowing that these programs
> don't run on Linux.
>
> Alias

Are you that stupid? The home user isn't going to use CAD or AutoCad so you
point is worthless. The reason the AutoCad companies don't write for Linux
is they would only sell 2 copies! Linux and your precious Ubuntu are on
less than ONE PERCENT of the desktops. Imagine, Linux/Ubuntu has been free
for years and still NOBODY wants it.

That should tell you all you need to know about the OS that was written by
geeks for geeks who can't get laid.

measekite's psychiatrist wrote:
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:glcur6$4jl$...
>> Many of the brainwashed MS fanboys here always bring up CAD or AutoCad as
>> programs that won't run on Linux. What they don't mention is that the
>> starting price for these programs is over FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. I hardly
>> think that the home user will go for Windows knowing that these programs
>> don't run on Linux.
>>
>> Alias
>
> Are you that stupid? The home user isn't going to use CAD or AutoCad so you
> point is worthless.

My point is that the home user doesn't need the program and can very
well benefit from Ubuntu despite your LIES that CAD is necessary and a
reason not to get Linux.

> The reason the AutoCad companies don't write for Linux
> is they would only sell 2 copies! Linux and your precious Ubuntu are on
> less than ONE PERCENT of the desktops. Imagine, Linux/Ubuntu has been free
> for years and still NOBODY wants it.
>
> That should tell you all you need to know about the OS that was written by
> geeks for geeks who can't get laid.
>
>
>

Actually, the programs were first run on Unix and didn't crash with big
files like the programs do with Windows.

Alias

FBonWin7b1x64 wrote:
> Alias wrote:
>> Many of the brainwashed MS fanboys here always bring up CAD or AutoCad
>> as programs that won't run on Linux. What they don't mention is that
>> the starting price for these programs is over FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. I
>> hardly think that the home user will go for Windows knowing that these
>> programs don't run on Linux.
>>
>> Alias
>
> " I hardly think"...is the key operative wording here, as we all have
> known ever since you began your linux trolling in this Vista general ng.

Care to address the issues or continue to hurl infantile insults?

Oh, you can't. All you can do is hurl infantile insults.

Alias

Em Sexta, 23 de Janeiro de 2009 17:30, Alias escreveu:

> Many of the brainwashed MS fanboys here always bring up CAD or AutoCad
> as programs that won't run on Linux. What they don't mention is that the
> starting price for these programs is over FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. I
> hardly think that the home user will go for Windows knowing that these
> programs don't run on Linux.
>
> Alias
there is varicad.

--
Ballmer

Em Sexta, 23 de Janeiro de 2009 19:39, measekite's psychiatrist escreveu:

> That should tell you all you need to know about the OS that was written by
> geeks for geeks who can't get laid.
and for stupids and gays... windows

--
Ballmer

On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 12:40:17 -0800, FBonWin7b1x64 wrote:

> Alias wrote:
>> Many of the brainwashed MS fanboys here always bring up CAD or AutoCad
>> as programs that won't run on Linux. What they don't mention is that the
>> starting price for these programs is over FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. I
>> hardly think that the home user will go for Windows knowing that these
>> programs don't run on Linux.
>>
>> Alias
>
> " I hardly think"...

shnide

We all know that. I am glad you finally admit it.

FBonWin7b1x64 wrote:
> Alias wrote:
>> FBonWin7b1x64 wrote:
>>> Alias wrote:
>>>> Many of the brainwashed MS fanboys here always bring up CAD or
>>>> AutoCad as programs that won't run on Linux. What they don't mention
>>>> is that the starting price for these programs is over FIVE THOUSAND
>>>> DOLLARS. I hardly think that the home user will go for Windows
>>>> knowing that these programs don't run on Linux.
>>>>
>>>> Alias
>>>
>>> " I hardly think"...is the key operative wording here, as we all have
>>> known ever since you began your linux trolling in this Vista general ng.
>>
>> Care to address the issues or continue to hurl infantile insults?
>
> I did dipshit. You are a known and admitted lying linux troll.

Not the issue. Oops.

>>
>> Oh, you can't. All you can do is hurl infantile insults.
>
> Yeah as in get lost troll.

Yeah, like that.

Alias