Jim Lawrence
accessd at shaw.ca
Thu Apr 14 01:26:36 CDT 2011
Someone sent me a link today matching his experiences and obviously the experience of the person posting the following link. Is the Apple OS the new Windows for the young computer literate? http://tinyurl.com/63rpglg Is MS Windows dead or at least dying? I posted an email, maybe a few years or so ago stating that Microsoft Windows had serious problems because the OS was just a re-build version of a single PC software package. Approximately, 4 years ago the Mac OS was in the same position with their platform having roots of a single user, single tasking and a non networkable product. When an OS has that type of heritage there is no way to fix it. Microsoft is now realizing it but they are too proud to admit it and they are paying substantial for that pride. So I say to Microsoft, just bail on your OS, pick some version of Unix/Linux and write a nice presentation interface. FreeBSD is a good choice, as it license, does not require changes to it, to be shared or be brave and choose Debian or Redhat Linux, another excellent choice. It could look just like Windows 7 or 8 with a special different. It would be ultra stable, absolutely secure, fully multi-tasking, multi-user and it would interface with every other major OS the planet. Jim