they want to do subscription models because they want that money to keep rolling in. some of these cheap ass companies are running 20 year or older shit and still expecting support for it.
Andeddu wrote to MRO <=-
Re: Re: This strange world
By: MRO to Underminer on Sat Aug 01 2020 12:16 pm
they want to do subscription models because they want that money to keep rolling in. some of these cheap ass companies are running 20 year or older shit and still expecting support for it.
I don't trust any multinational trillion dollar company. I just
do my best to support the ones that rip me off the least.
I don't trust any multinational trillion dollar company. I just
do my best to support the ones that rip me off the least.
And you include Micro$haft in that category...? LOL
Nightfox wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Re: Microsoft, trustworthy?
By: Gamgee to Andeddu on Sat Aug 01 2020 10:16 pm
I don't trust any multinational trillion dollar company. I just
do my best to support the ones that rip me off the least.
And you include Micro$haft in that category...? LOL
I understand what you are saying, but what computer companies do
you think rip you off less than Microsoft?
I don't trust any multinational trillion dollar company. I just
do my best to support the ones that rip me off the least.
And you include Micro$haft in that category...? LOL
I understand what you are saying, but what computer companies do
you think rip you off less than Microsoft?
Well, I guess I can't name any, largely because I don't deal with
any "computer companies". I am 100% Linux and use only free /
open-source software.
Re: Re: Microsoft, trustworthy?
By: Gamgee to Nightfox on Sun Aug 02 2020 07:43 am
I don't trust any multinational trillion dollar company. I just
do my best to support the ones that rip me off the least.
And you include Micro$haft in that category...? LOL
I understand what you are saying, but what computer companies do
you think rip you off less than Microsoft?
Well, I guess I can't name any, largely because I don't deal with
any "computer companies". I am 100% Linux and use only free / open-source software.
It is funny you say that. Linux is actually a corporative product.
Just have a look at who is providing code and funding. Even minority unices like OpenBSD get huge injections of funding from big corporations such as Microsoft.
Oracle used to be the biggest GPL licensor in the world and I think it still is.
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And you include Micro$haft in that category...? LOL
Foundation is taking shitloads of cash from corporations that may or may not steer the development of the kernel their way (it probably is). You're to deal with them should you run Windows or Microsoft Office. The Free Software nature of the kernel allows freedom for other people to use and develop their own offshoots of the current mainline kernel should they
Arelor wrote to Gamgee <=-
I don't trust any multinational trillion dollar company. I just
do my best to support the ones that rip me off the least.
And you include Micro$haft in that category...? LOL
I understand what you are saying, but what computer companies do
you think rip you off less than Microsoft?
Well, I guess I can't name any, largely because I don't deal with
any "computer companies". I am 100% Linux and use only free /
open-source software.
It is funny you say that. Linux is actually a corporative
product.
Just have a look at who is providing code and funding. Even
minority unices like OpenBSD get huge injections of funding from
big corporations such as Microsoft.
Oracle used to be the biggest GPL licensor in the world and I
think it still is.
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