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I am thinking of attending this course at uni about operating systems and how to use linux coz I feel like a Neanderthal when it comes to such stuff !!
I guess the price and installation you only have to go through once every several years, and the interfaces is usually a matter of habit.
Although i am not a big Ubuntu fan, but come on, it only takes 5 mouse clicks to install that OS. It couldn't be any easier than that. Not only that, you can freaking install it on a Mac & a PC. It is definitely much easier to install than any windows version i've ever seen. AFAIK, MacOS comes installed by default on mac machines, so that is an uneven comparison. Try installing it on a PC and then talk :-) ... not you Qwaider, the PC Mag guys.
As for Interface and Bundled Software, well again, come on!! All linux users are always boasting about their shiny desktops and user interfaces. Heck, there are entire websites that are totally devoted to *just* uploading screenshots of new linux releases as they come out. Not to mention, Compiz-Fusion 3d desktop, that UI trumps anything that you can get on Windows or Mac.
With that said, i agree with the rankings in other categories.
Linux isn't ready to be used by the masses. Especially with so many "disagreements" and different versions it drives people nuts. I think Linux is going to be used by a certain niche for a long time to come.
Honestly I haven't had any Mac hands-on till now, even though I used it a couple of times briefly for something.
But until it plays games, I can't switch! Damn DirectX!
I think you are missing the point, they are reviewing the OS for consumers which will never use the NAP feature you are talking about. So if you ask me it's a very stuipd feature that in order to get to work you need to install a lot Windows servers to support it!
Nap, is one of the most important security features ever envisioned. But don't take my word for it, ask Cisco! I'm sure you trust them, I sorta do
My exact thought. Why should anyone be restricted to ONE!? But the thing is, Mac OS is really not available for the run in the mill gardens-street-assembled PC. So for the rest of the world, is Windows/linux
But ALL of these are about to get a reality check! ALL of them are based on 40 and 50 year old OS theories and technologies and there are a bunch of efforts to write, from scratch, new state of the art OS's. Even Microsoft is making one, if this indicates anything it indicates that in few years from now even Microsoft is going to dump windows and move to their new operating system which might be based on Singularity.
It's such a sad thing for poor Linux, by the time it might start gaining ground, it will be faced with the few generations younger new OSes and in my humble opinion it doesn't have a chance!
Too much OS jargon here :)
You know a company named moller (moller(dot)com) has been making a vertical take-off self flying and self-landing "skycar" since the 70s (no flying knowledge needed), and for the past 5 years they've been pushing the release date while they make modifications (right now it's dec-2008), but it'll happen. The FAA already has a specific altitude of airspace dedicated to those. Of course you can't drive the skycar as a car (planned for later), and until it has proven itself you will only be allowed to take-off and land from helipads and airports, but then helipads are just a big cricle with an H painted :)
Anyway, I was saying if a company who's bread and butter is OSs is looking into a new OS, that probably means it will come. That's all
As for sky cars, Yeah, I've seen the videos, I've seen the illustrations, and hope to see them, in my lifetime