[ Quoting Jack Stein to Scott Little ] 
 SL> Let me have fun in the process. Unix is far from what I call
 SL> a party to use. There is a difference between LIKE USING..,
 SL> and HAVING FUN USING.. 
 JS> Unix is great fun.  Your problem, like most DOS/WIN people, is you
 JS> don't know how to have fun
I'm 17.
Redirecting backup jobs to null is not really my idea of a fun morning
maintaining a Unix server (unless it is going to cause an enemy some
considerable greif).
 JS> And yes, I've played around enough with your DOS/WIN crap to know how
 JS> much fun it is, and its really only fun until you know a little bit
Ditto with your OS2 crap
 JS> about what your doing, then it's one funky limitation after another,
 JS> fun for someone that knows nothing about computing, but it soon gets
 JS> real old, real fast.
re: real old, real fast.
Very true. One of the few things that keeps me using Windows is the ability
to try the latest software/hardware. Take, for example, MSIE4. It allows me
to design a fully customised HTML/JAVA/ActiveX desktop. I can have frames
which include live video streams, a web page or two, a couple of 
ini-desktops
etc. etc. all on the one desktop. Fun at first, but once I've done the
review, it's history, and I'm back in the DOS box, where I belong.
And before you start crapping on about MS and it's tactics and useless
bloatware again, let me just tell you that Netscape are also doing the same
thing (better, but slower than MSIE4), possibly to be ported to OS2 if it's
popular
Regards,
 - Scott
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