Re: Two ways Microsoft sabotages Linux desktop adoption

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On Tuesday 14 February 2006 16:43, Andy Green wrote:
>Mike McCarty wrote:
>> from its local disc. I just clicked on the "OpenOffice.org
>> Writer Word processor" icon on the task bar at the bottom
>> of my screen, and it was 58 seconds before it was ready
>> to take a keystroke, on my 2.71 GHz Linux machine. On my
>> 400MHz Win98 machine, Word loads in less than 5 secs.
>
>What does
>
>cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz
>
>say on your fast box?  If that isn't broken (one laptop here reacts to
>cpuspeed by being permanently at the lowest frequency), what's your
> HDD like on that box?  How many fonts installed?  58 seconds sounds
> all wrong.
>
>-Andy

Yeah, 9 slim seconds here on an XP2800 Athlon running at 2 GHZ.
And I thought that was slow...

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