Re: Demise of uk.comp.os.win2000 and uk.comp.os.win95
- From: Johnny B Good <jcs.computers***@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 12:07:24 +0100
The message <XlXTSOU6ymMDFAG7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
from Thomas Lee <tfl@xxxxxxxxx> contains these words:
> In message <3130303032303038433127DD85@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Grumach
> Macabre of Auchterloonie <grumach@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
> >But now I have started using Win 2000 Pro (mainly for its better USB
> >functionality) alongside Win 98SE and Linux, I find a lifeline is being
> >removed.
> Windows 2000 is out of support.
> >
> >And no, I have absolutely no intention of downgrading to XP
> You seem to be under the mistaken apprehension that XP is an earlier
> version - this is incorrect.
Grumach didn't claim XP be an earlier version, he just didn't want to
"Downgrade"(tm) to win2k's idiot offspring [1].
> > - I deplore, resent and reject the requirement to go running to Unkel
> >Willi if you want to transfer your copy to another machine, or expand
> >your existing box beyond the odd card or HD.
One serious consequence of a "Microsoft Fuckover"(tm) [2]
> Piracy is easier with Linux, I will grant you. But before you rant, you
> may choose to get the facts straight.
Correction: Piracy is pointless with Linux, whereas, it's inevitable
with proprietry closed source stuff.
[1] This a repeat of the similar downgrade from win95osr2 to win98.
[2] Like a "Makeover", only done the Microsoft way.
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