From: "Glenn Meadows" 

And the problem with OSX in a corporate environment, copy protection is
even more rampant that it is in the Windows world.

Maybe something like the Novell initiative, where there's really a large
company behind it.  Bottom line, somewhere, someone HAS to make money at
some point to stay in business.  I think MS (personal opinion) has gone too
far past the line, but then, personal opinion again, I think that happens
when people have such a serious lock on a segment of business.  There's
really no competition at the moment.


--
Glenn M.


"Geo"  wrote in message
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> "Mike '/m'"  wrote in message
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> > You asked Geo., but I'll chime in that I have started a move toward
Linux
> and
> > OS-X.
>
> Linux has a lot of problems with distributions ending abruptly because the
> person behind that particular distribution decided to move on (or died).
>
> I look at Knoppix which I really like but if Klaus decided tomorrow that
he
> had enough, I'd be in exactly the same position I am with NT4 boxes.
(maybe
> a little better because I'd have the source but you get the idea)
>
> Geo.
>
>

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