Reluctantly enough, several months ago we included an embedded video where Xandros products get shot (yes, literally). The days of SCO are numbered and it now turns out that a similar type of video exists for SCO's Linux. In case you're interested, here it is.
Ouch! This sits on the verge of violent content (and nothing that we endorse).
Will Xandros et al ever receive treatment which is similar to SCO's? That seems unlikely because the immediate reaction did not go as far as DDOS attacks. However, one thing to be aware of is that the Asus Eee, which will be released next month, runs a variant of Xandros and it should therefore be avoided.
Keep your hand off products that give credibility to arguments that patent tax needs to be paid to Microsoft, for unsubstantiated FUD and some payola. "Payola," you ask? Yes, indeed. Linux companies received money from Microsoft, rather than paid Microsoft. They were paid to support a divide-and-conquer strategy, so it's a short-term loss for Microsoft and a long-term loss for Linux.
Some problems will end if distributors who sold out are shunned.
Comments
Steve Ballmer
2007-09-24 15:38:55
You guys are nuts!
Get my freakin picture off your page!
Roy Schestowitz
2007-09-24 19:18:58
Welcome, fake Steve. How about bringing the Lyons shill (Fake Steve Jobs) as well? He wrote about our site before, but he never gets off his high horse.
Gemini Protocol is being obscured by the media - it doesn't help that Google 'hijacked' the word "Gemini" - but people still manage to find out about it, download a client, and use it
This story isn't just about Microsoft. It's also about corruption, there are many women victims, there is abject "abuse of process", and many more scandals to be illuminated in years to come.
"The key change in this year’s Actuarial Study, due to cascading the new “risk appetite” from the financial study, is a significant increase of the total pension contribution rate of 5.7 percentage points, up to a total of 37.8%. This is driven by an unprecedented decrease in the discount rate of 105 bps down to 2.2%."
Comments
Steve Ballmer
2007-09-24 15:38:55
Roy Schestowitz
2007-09-24 19:18:58