Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on March 30, 2007 04:45 PM
I buy a laptop for its capabilities. Its memory. Its graphics. Its sound. Its connectivity.
The capabilities are not solely determined by the hardware. The capabilities are determined by the hardware+software combination. A laptop without any software is just a pile of electronic junk; it can't do anything.
But if the capabilities are all that matter to you, and you don't mind having your data captive to proprietary formats, etc, then there is no real reason for you to consider Linux. You don't need Linux, and Linux doesn't need you.
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Posted by: Anonymous Coward on March 30, 2007 04:45 PMI buy a laptop for its capabilities. Its memory. Its graphics. Its sound. Its connectivity.
The capabilities are not solely determined by the hardware. The capabilities are determined by the hardware+software combination. A laptop without any software is just a pile of electronic junk; it can't do anything.
But if the capabilities are all that matter to you, and you don't mind having your data captive to proprietary formats, etc, then there is no real reason for you to consider Linux. You don't need Linux, and Linux doesn't need you.
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