Re: Two ways Microsoft sabotages Linux desktop adoption ( warning: long rant follows)

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Subject: Re: Two ways Microsoft sabotages Linux desktop adoption ( warning: long rant follows)
From: Gordon Keehn <gordonkeehn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 15:00:56 -0500
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Mike McCarty wrote (among other things):


How can the software know that the person who pushed the button
has majority?

Mike

The same way Broderbund does. Ask. Of course nobody would EVER lieabout a thing like that. :-D

References:
- Re: Two ways Microsoft sabotages Linux desktop adoption (warning: long rant follows)
  - From: Rickey Moore
- Re: Two ways Microsoft sabotages Linux desktop adoption ( warning: long rant follows)
  - From: Gene Heskett
- Re: Two ways Microsoft sabotages Linux desktop adoption ( warning: long rant follows)
  - From: Craig McLean
- Re: Two ways Microsoft sabotages Linux desktop adoption ( warning: long rant follows)
  - From: Gene Heskett
- Re: Two ways Microsoft sabotages Linux desktop adoption ( warning: long rant follows)
  - From: Mike McCarty