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Comment Huh? (Score 5, Insightful) 232

The collapse of the PC market has had much discussion on Slashdot with a common opinion that, now that Apple is the largest personal computer manufacturer, a loss of sales combined with Apple's iPad will completely eliminate most of them.

The PC Market was collapsing? Apple is now the biggest PC manufacturer? We will all now use iPads instead a Desktop-PC? ... ... ... WHAT THE...

Comment Re:Linux dabbler / Windows Gamer (Score 1) 358

As a Linux-User, I'm not looking forward to a window trying claim the whole desktop. I have two monitors, and everytime a window tries to go fullscreen (either native or Wine, Flash or otherwise) something goes wrong. Either it expands over both monitors (which sucks, because my secondary monitor is really secondary with lowered contrast/lighting) or it uses the main monitor and blanks out the second (which I'd like to keep because there's quite some stuff on there I'd like to see) or it does it right, goes fullscreen on the main monitor and grabs the controls completely...

Comment Re:Clouds Need To Be Free (Score 1) 152

It has certainly been successful in other areas, but as a "just works" freeware replacement for Windows, it's been a bust.

Linux isn't a "just works freeware replacement for Windows", never was. The same as a Shell is not a replacement for CMD and The Gimp is not a replacement for Photoshop...that's something you should get into your brain.

Comment Re:Application and Screen on Different Machines (Score 1) 455

Nobody ever uses network transparency. Well, okay, perhaps a few thousand people do, but rounded to the nearest 1% of the total number of Windows or Mac users, _zero_ people use it.

That's a good idea, let's scratch every feature only a few thousand people use! Maybe you should work with Gnome guys, they have that philosophy, too.

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