Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> Outside "*sizeable* number of 'basic everyday' functions" category.

I think the argument is about what is "sizeable". A *sizable* number of 
people plug third-party printers into their machines, read email, surf 
the web, and play with digital photos.

> And we're talking about software bloat here, not hardware performance. 

I think that was Warp's point: The title is wrong.

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