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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>>> OK. So remind me... who is it that wanted to be constantly nagged
>>> about the unused desktop icons?
>>
>> You get offered once, and you click the box that says "stop asking."
>> It's only nagging if you can't read.
>
> So why does it ask me once a month?
I can only assume it's because you didn't turn it off. I got asked exactl
y once.
> Windows is fundamentally based on the concept that only one person is
> using the PC.
Not really. Maybe 15 years ago that was true, but not now.
>> People think getting some small number infected with malware is
>> preferable to spending 30x as much for the software.
>
> And I think that if I have to pay hundreds and hundreds of pounds for a
> mere operating system, it should at least work properly. But apparently
> that's just me...
I dunno. Why are you getting virus infections? I've run for decades with
no
virus protection and I don't have problems. Actually, I've seen exactly o
ne
or maybe two machines with a virus on it in my career. Heck, I've seen
more viruses on 8-bit machines than I've seen on Windows.
> When Linux goes wrong, it's annoying. But given that I spent £0 on
it,
No, you didn't pay $0 for it. You simply didn't pay *cash* for it. Most o
f
the companies I worked for payed hundreds of thousands of dollars a year
to
the people keeping the Linux systems running.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
"We'd like you to back-port all the changes in 2.0
back to version 1.0."
"We've done that already. We call it 2.0."
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