Jan Sloot ?

yes, that'll teach me.

True, on the level of hardware support & usability Ubuntu is best compared with Windows 3.11

Nobody gives a fuck about Linux because Linux doesn't have a unified billion dollar marketing campaign behind it

Than I suggest to stop portraying shite like Ubuntu as a contender to Vista/7. An honest benchmark would be Ubuntu vs. Windows 3.11 - the hardware support and usability are on par for those two.

Bitterness is difficult to hide if you count up all the lost time in my life thanks to *nix.

You should benchmark Ubuntu against Windows 3.11 - that's a far more realistic comparison.

Contender 1 - Ubuntu: free & praised to heaven
Contender 2 - Windows: costs money & pure evil, pure shite

We now release them on the market and see what happens...

Oh my Gawd, nobody gives a fuck about Ubuntu. How can this be?

Answer: nobody gives a bleeding arse.

Maybe next time you can compare the Ubuntu install disk with a print of the Holy Bible and conclude that size and weight doesn't seem to play a role.

Call me flamebait/troll all you want, Ubuntu is the biggest waste of resources ever. The delusion is staggering.

It'll be a chrome checkbox, not a FF plugin.

Thanks, btw

one, not wone

we have those expert versions: knole and the other wone ... can't remember the name ... former wikipedia staff started it.

it's been forked a gazillion times. The interwebs are riddled with cheap wikipedia rip-offs.

Where will you go once the vandals are editing Britannica?

Here

He can do it as an intermezzo between solving the economy, Afghanistan, Guantanamo, Iraq, the internets, civil right, ...

... am waiting for a Chrome checkbox in the toolbar that automatically removes all the wikipedia entries from a google search.

... while editing Wikipedia requires fighting bureaucracy, patience and the right contacts?

Ehr, that's pretty much what it is now.

In the beginning I had to much trust in wiki content, this was corrected after reading some reviews and case studies. Today I simply ignore the whole site because I'm not interested in wasting my time to dig out the references.

In the end, when you need the data, you just end up checking Britannica.

you're correct.