Okay, this is for the Puget Sound Penguinistas. I need a Linux guru who can talk business, stat. John Moe, the host of KUOW's tech show The Works, recently did a show on "alternatives to Microsoft"; the show was entirely about Apple and why it's so great.
I asked him why didn't include Linux in the list of alternatives, since arguably it powers more servers and nearly as many desktops. (Nevermind that the core of Mac OS X is BSD... we won't discuss that.) He said he'd like to do one, but he needed someone who could talk Linux business rationally. He said his opening show was about "the two BIG companies"-- what, like the aggregate Linux market doesn't show up well compared to iTunes?
Anyway, anyone out there want to put forth a proposal for what we could discuss with John Moe?
I asked him why didn't include Linux in the list of alternatives, since arguably it powers more servers and nearly as many desktops. (Nevermind that the core of Mac OS X is BSD... we won't discuss that.) He said he'd like to do one, but he needed someone who could talk Linux business rationally. He said his opening show was about "the two BIG companies"-- what, like the aggregate Linux market doesn't show up well compared to iTunes?
Anyway, anyone out there want to put forth a proposal for what we could discuss with John Moe?
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Date: 2004-02-03 12:53 am (UTC)Anyway, one of the kids in the ad was the exact same kid they use to represent "Linux". It blew my suspension of disbelief.
And I thought most of the kids were saying "Holy shit!" because they were dismayed at the idea of having to get driven to school in such an ugly hunk of junk.
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Date: 2004-02-03 03:31 am (UTC)::slinks back into hippieland, where the TV is the screen no-one watches, and ugly hunks of junk are an apt description of the yard, next door::