Re: [opensuse] legalities
- From: James Knott <james.knott@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2007 09:34:58 -0400
Richard Creighton wrote:
I often tell people to pick up one of those cheap "refurbs" and putActually, from what I've seen in articles around, Vista wantsActually, M$ have recently announced that they are extending support forFew hundreds reasons per product.
XP, for some unknown reason people are not buying as many Vista copies
as M$ expected :-)
Count is mostly 2 (Vista & MS Office) which comes out as one good computer
upgrade (no monitor and accessories).
state-of-the-art equipment to run and much of the legacy equipment just
doesn't seem to want to run and a lot of people are balking at having to
buy new computers just to buy a new OS and it's new and improved bugs.
One nice thing about Linux....so far... is that it historically allows
people to almost run on their old 'junk' machines and still do useful
work. I hope this doesn't change any time soon even as it supports the
newer equipment, I hope the old boxes aren't forgotten.
Linux on it. I have done so myself on several occasions. A 3 or 4 year
old "off lease" business computer is plenty good enough for most people
running Linux.
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