Udungtu 8.10 - surprise!

Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.

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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience

"Richard Urban" <> wrote in message
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> Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.
>
> --
>
> Richard Urban
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows Desktop Experience
>
>

I guess the geeks were busy trying to do patchwork. I tried Ubuntu for a
day or two and realized that Ubuntu is not ready for prime time.

Maybe in 5-10 years!

"Black Vista version" <VistaIsTotal@****.com> wrote in message
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> you mean UP you pipe..
>
> By the way.. this is a vista newsgroup.. why are you trolling about how
> much you love ubuntu?
>
>
>

Maybe you haven't seen his other posts. He doesn't like Ubuntu. Ubuntu
keeps coming out with patches all over the place days after a major release.
Typical for geeks who program free software. They just don't have a clue.

Remember Ubuntu is FREE and NOBODY wants it. That should tell you all you
need to know about it.

Richard Urban wrote:
> Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.
>

Don't have to wait for Windows 7 for an OS to just get better with every
upgrade.

Alias

Fedora 10 was released today and it already has 110 updates ready and
waiting.
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Best regards,
Andre Da Costa
http://adacosta.spaces.live.com

"Richard Urban" <> wrote in message
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> Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.
>
> --
>
> Richard Urban
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows Desktop Experience
>
>

Andre Da Costa <> wrote:

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>> Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.
>
> Fedora 10 was released today and it already has 110 updates ready and
> waiting.



That means nothing, other than you not knowing how open-source software is
managed and developed.

ss.

I don't use it, but come on, 110 updates RTM? Thats crazy.
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Best regards,
Andre Da Costa
http://adacosta.spaces.live.com

"Synapse Syndrome" <> wrote in message
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> Andre Da Costa <> wrote:
>
> <top-posting macro corrected>
>
>>> Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.
>>
>> Fedora 10 was released today and it already has 110 updates ready and
>> waiting.
>
>
>
> That means nothing, other than you not knowing how open-source software is
> managed and developed.
>
> ss.
>

"Synapse Syndrome" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Andre Da Costa <> wrote:
>
> <top-posting macro corrected>
>
>>> Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.
>>
>> Fedora 10 was released today and it already has 110 updates ready and waiting.
>>
>
>
>
> That means nothing, other than you not knowing how open-source software is
> managed and developed.
>
> ss.

Would you invest in this open source venture? Big deal not knowing how open-source
software is managed, and developed. It's better to know in what ever the venture
is, that consumers rule, and not producers. Open source can be as idealistic as
Marxist utopia, or as realistic high quality, efficient production machine (it's
neither), why don't these open source developers for Ubuntu have no, to very
little customers?

Who needs to know the dynamics of open source, Mr. Syndrome? Here you go, have a
turn, I'm listening, sell me Ubuntu, tell me why. Make me feel good about this
potential purchase. Be different Mr. S. Syndrome, because word of mouth,
particularly here (for all reasons big and small), is not too good. Change it,
let's see the faith, and belief in this open source venture, called Ubuntu.

- Vista Cabal

Vista Cabal wrote:
> "Synapse Syndrome" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Andre Da Costa <> wrote:
>>
>> <top-posting macro corrected>
>>
>>>> Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.
>>> Fedora 10 was released today and it already has 110 updates ready and waiting.
>>>
>>
>>
>> That means nothing, other than you not knowing how open-source software is
>> managed and developed.
>>
>> ss.
>
> Would you invest in this open source venture? Big deal not knowing how open-source
> software is managed, and developed. It's better to know in what ever the venture
> is, that consumers rule, and not producers. Open source can be as idealistic as
> Marxist utopia, or as realistic high quality, efficient production machine (it's
> neither), why don't these open source developers for Ubuntu have no, to very
> little customers?

You're ill informed. There are millions of home users, businesses and
government offices using Ubuntu.

>
> Who needs to know the dynamics of open source, Mr. Syndrome? Here you go, have a
> turn, I'm listening, sell me Ubuntu, tell me why. Make me feel good about this
> potential purchase. Be different Mr. S. Syndrome, because word of mouth,
> particularly here (for all reasons big and small), is not too good. Change it,
> let's see the faith, and belief in this open source venture, called Ubuntu.
>
> - Vista Cabal

You should stick with Windows. Your bias and prejudice keeps you from
having an open mind.

Alias

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:ggja8e$dup$...
> Vista Cabal wrote:
>> "Synapse Syndrome" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Andre Da Costa <> wrote:
>>>
>>> <top-posting macro corrected>
>>>
>>>>> Another 14 updates came down the pipe today.
>>>> Fedora 10 was released today and it already has 110 updates ready and
>>>> waiting.
>>>
>>>
>>> That means nothing, other than you not knowing how open-source software is
>>> managed and developed.
>>>
>>> ss.
>>
>> Would you invest in this open source venture? Big deal not knowing how
>> open-source software is managed, and developed. It's better to know in what
>> ever the venture is, that consumers rule, and not producers. Open source can be
>> as idealistic as Marxist utopia, or as realistic high quality, efficient
>> production machine (it's neither), why don't these open source developers for
>> Ubuntu have no, to very little customers?
>
> You're ill informed. There are millions of home users, businesses and government
> offices using Ubuntu.
>
>>
>> Who needs to know the dynamics of open source, Mr. Syndrome? Here you go, have
>> a turn, I'm listening, sell me Ubuntu, tell me why. Make me feel good about
>> this potential purchase. Be different Mr. S. Syndrome, because word of mouth,
>> particularly here (for all reasons big and small), is not too good. Change it,
>> let's see the faith, and belief in this open source venture, called Ubuntu.
>>
>> - Vista Cabal
>
> You should stick with Windows. Your bias and prejudice keeps you from having an
> open mind.
>
> Alias

Still waiting for that website address of your super booming Ubuntu business you
claim to have, that's OK you've done your best, you can't sell, and no one buys
you.


- Vista Cabal