Windows is Free

Filed under Asides on August 16th, 2007 by Chris Harrison

Windows is Free. An excellent, albeit lengthy, write-up on Windows vs. Linux vs. Mac.

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  1. Posted: 08/16/2007 Time: 7:47 am
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    I just finished reading this article and linking it on my blog when I saw you had linked the same thing :). It really is a great article.

  2. Posted: 08/16/2007 Time: 7:56 am
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    It’s quite good, and many of his arguments are well-stated. It’s not going to cause me to switch to Ubuntu - or Linux in general - any time soon, but for others it might be just enough to push them over the ledge.

  3. Posted: 08/16/2007 Time: 9:37 am
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    Well, for me the most interesting thing about the article was the idea that Microsoft really has nothing to gain by curbing piracy.

    But I think the writer is correct in that for many people, the incentive to steal software is greater than the incentive to pay the ridiculous amount of money charged for it.

  4. Posted: 08/16/2007 Time: 10:47 am
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    I just finished reading this article and linking it on my blog when I saw you had linked the same thing :). It really is a great article.

  5. Posted: 08/16/2007 Time: 10:56 am
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    It’s quite good, and many of his arguments are well-stated. It’s not going to cause me to switch to Ubuntu - or Linux in general - any time soon, but for others it might be just enough to push them over the ledge.

  6. Posted: 08/16/2007 Time: 12:37 pm
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    Well, for me the most interesting thing about the article was the idea that Microsoft really has nothing to gain by curbing piracy.

    But I think the writer is correct in that for many people, the incentive to steal software is greater than the incentive to pay the ridiculous amount of money charged for it.

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