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Neeum Zawan <m.n### [at] ieee org> wrote:
> Sadly, not cheaper. But in a sense, it shouldn't be. By making an OS
> really easy and friendly to use - and somewhat robust, you're really
> adding value. People want to pay extra to get that.
If you really want, I may install and support Ubuntu for 200 bucks. ;) But
perhaps Ubuntu's official paid support is even cheaper...
sad thing is: so far, I only got my ex-wife to give Linux a chance... and
that's for free! Thankfully, I don't need to give much support, she found her
way with doing stuff just nicely.
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