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webster72n wrote:
ZDNet Announcements: "Windows 7 is the same as Ubuntu". Any questions? See ZDNet. Harry. Well... They are both software, both OSes - but I don't see how else they are 'the same', or even similar... ;-) G |
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webster72n wrote:
ZDNet Announcements: "Windows 7 is the same as Ubuntu". Any questions? See ZDNet. Harry. I said that months ago but a little differently. I said that Windows 7 is a lame *imitation* of Ubuntu. Alias |
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Bigguy wrote:
webster72n wrote: ZDNet Announcements: "Windows 7 is the same as Ubuntu". Any questions? See ZDNet. Harry. Well... They are both software, both OSes - but I don't see how else they are 'the same', or even similar... ;-) G Windows 7 "Aero" is a lame copy of Compiz. Alias |
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webster72n wrote:
ZDNet Announcements: "Windows 7 is the same as Ubuntu". Any questions? See ZDNet. Harry. How 'bout including the link? Anyway, NO they are NOT the "same." Not EVEN close. Yeah, the tool bar in 7 RESEMBLES the KDE bar in various Linux distros, (NOT just Ubuntu, geeze get a clue), I'll give it that, but that's it period. The propaganda is astounding! LOL What a crock. Win7 and Ubuntu are as close as Summer and Winter. To Alias, NO, Win7 is nowhere close to an "imitation" of Ubuntu. The Aero Glass bit is SIMILAR to what can be done in Compiz, but remember, Windows Blinds has been doing the SAME thing for a LONG time. (Glass look) I'm NOT advocating one thing or another here, just refuting false claims. I happen to like my Ubuntu install, as well as my DOS, Win3.1, Win98, Win XP Home and Pro, Win 2000, Win Vista Ultimate, Win 7 RC, Elive, PClinuxos, TinyMe, Antix, DSL, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Puppy Linux, Ubuntu Ultimate, Ubuntu Netbook Remix, etc, etc, installs. (YES I have them ALL and more installed on various computers) I KNOW the differences! Gimme a break. S-P-E-A-K T-H-E T-R-U-T-H ..For a change.. G'day |
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Muad'Dib wrote:
webster72n wrote: ZDNet Announcements: "Windows 7 is the same as Ubuntu". Any questions? See ZDNet. Harry. How 'bout including the link? Anyway, NO they are NOT the "same." Not EVEN close. Yeah, the tool bar in 7 RESEMBLES the KDE bar in various Linux distros, (NOT just Ubuntu, geeze get a clue), I'll give it that, but that's it period. The propaganda is astounding! LOL What a crock. Win7 and Ubuntu are as close as Summer and Winter. To Alias, NO, Win7 is nowhere close to an "imitation" of Ubuntu. The Aero Glass bit is SIMILAR to what can be done in Compiz, but remember, Windows Blinds has been doing the SAME thing for a LONG time. (Glass look) I'm NOT advocating one thing or another here, just refuting false claims. I happen to like my Ubuntu install, as well as my DOS, Win3.1, Win98, Win XP Home and Pro, Win 2000, Win Vista Ultimate, Win 7 RC, Elive, PClinuxos, TinyMe, Antix, DSL, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Puppy Linux, Ubuntu Ultimate, Ubuntu Netbook Remix, etc, etc, installs. (YES I have them ALL and more installed on various computers) I KNOW the differences! Gimme a break. S-P-E-A-K T-H-E T-R-U-T-H ..For a change.. G'day Oh, and I really need to add... There are things in Linux I wish Windows would implement, (USEFUL Compiz type features), and things in Windows I wish Linux would implement. That's why I run, (Have to), BOTH OS's, to get the best of BOTH worlds, as I know you do Alias. (XP for gaming, Linux for other stuff.) G'day |
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Muad'Dib wrote:
webster72n wrote: ZDNet Announcements: "Windows 7 is the same as Ubuntu". Any questions? See ZDNet. Harry. How 'bout including the link? Anyway, NO they are NOT the "same." Not EVEN close. Yeah, the tool bar in 7 RESEMBLES the KDE bar in various Linux distros, (NOT just Ubuntu, geeze get a clue), I'll give it that, but that's it period. The propaganda is astounding! LOL What a crock. Win7 and Ubuntu are as close as Summer and Winter. To Alias, NO, Win7 is nowhere close to an "imitation" of Ubuntu. The Aero Glass bit is SIMILAR to what can be done in Compiz, but remember, Windows Blinds has been doing the SAME thing for a LONG time. (Glass look) I'm NOT advocating one thing or another here, just refuting false claims. I happen to like my Ubuntu install, as well as my DOS, Win3.1, Win98, Win XP Home and Pro, Win 2000, Win Vista Ultimate, Win 7 RC, Elive, PClinuxos, TinyMe, Antix, DSL, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Puppy Linux, Ubuntu Ultimate, Ubuntu Netbook Remix, etc, etc, installs. (YES I have them ALL and more installed on various computers) I KNOW the differences! Gimme a break. S-P-E-A-K T-H-E T-R-U-T-H ..For a change.. G'day Aero is a cheap imitation of Compiz, as is Windows Blinds. The fact that you have spent your life installing operating systems doesn't change that fact. Alias |
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McDonald's Big Mac is more filling than Ubuntu
-- .. -- "Alias" wrote in message ... Muad'Dib wrote: webster72n wrote: ZDNet Announcements: "Windows 7 is the same as Ubuntu". Any questions? See ZDNet. Harry. How 'bout including the link? Anyway, NO they are NOT the "same." Not EVEN close. Yeah, the tool bar in 7 RESEMBLES the KDE bar in various Linux distros, (NOT just Ubuntu, geeze get a clue), I'll give it that, but that's it period. The propaganda is astounding! LOL What a crock. Win7 and Ubuntu are as close as Summer and Winter. To Alias, NO, Win7 is nowhere close to an "imitation" of Ubuntu. The Aero Glass bit is SIMILAR to what can be done in Compiz, but remember, Windows Blinds has been doing the SAME thing for a LONG time. (Glass look) I'm NOT advocating one thing or another here, just refuting false claims. I happen to like my Ubuntu install, as well as my DOS, Win3.1, Win98, Win XP Home and Pro, Win 2000, Win Vista Ultimate, Win 7 RC, Elive, PClinuxos, TinyMe, Antix, DSL, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Puppy Linux, Ubuntu Ultimate, Ubuntu Netbook Remix, etc, etc, installs. (YES I have them ALL and more installed on various computers) I KNOW the differences! Gimme a break. S-P-E-A-K T-H-E T-R-U-T-H ..For a change.. G'day Aero is a cheap imitation of Compiz, as is Windows Blinds. The fact that you have spent your life installing operating systems doesn't change that fact. Alias |
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Here's the link to Win7/Ubuntu
http://education.zdnet.com/?p=2770&tag=nl.e550 "Muad'Dib" wrote in message ... webster72n wrote: ZDNet Announcements: "Windows 7 is the same as Ubuntu". Any questions? See ZDNet. Harry. How 'bout including the link? Anyway, NO they are NOT the "same." Not EVEN close. Yeah, the tool bar in 7 RESEMBLES the KDE bar in various Linux distros, (NOT just Ubuntu, geeze get a clue), I'll give it that, but that's it period. The propaganda is astounding! LOL What a crock. Win7 and Ubuntu are as close as Summer and Winter. To Alias, NO, Win7 is nowhere close to an "imitation" of Ubuntu. The Aero Glass bit is SIMILAR to what can be done in Compiz, but remember, Windows Blinds has been doing the SAME thing for a LONG time. (Glass look) I'm NOT advocating one thing or another here, just refuting false claims. I happen to like my Ubuntu install, as well as my DOS, Win3.1, Win98, Win XP Home and Pro, Win 2000, Win Vista Ultimate, Win 7 RC, Elive, PClinuxos, TinyMe, Antix, DSL, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Puppy Linux, Ubuntu Ultimate, Ubuntu Netbook Remix, etc, etc, installs. (YES I have them ALL and more installed on various computers) I KNOW the differences! Gimme a break. S-P-E-A-K T-H-E T-R-U-T-H ..For a change.. G'day -- Bob Eyster Windows Vista Ultimate SP2 - 32 Bit |
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