ms on the offensive again

[B B]

Although crashing into a bunch of windows users is an
amusing idea you would no longer be able to run linux
on the busted up reamains of their computers. 

Now about their meetings; Imagine a user group where
all the "experts" who have seen the code have signed
an NDA and can't talk about it? Imagine a user group
discussing problems where the solution always seems to
be reinstall or reinstall in a different order?
Imagine sitting in a room full of MCSEs for an
evening? Are there any of us able to infultrate a
windows user group meeting? It would kill me. 

How about a "bring a windows user to a LUG meeting or
install fest" program. Sponsor a windows user, kind of
like what Big Brothers are doing except for people who
come from broken operating systems.
 

--- David Thornton <david-FkEgs2FKm2NvBvnq28/GKQ at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Fun idea: Find a toronto windows user group and
> crash it.
> twug?
> hold please... googling.
> hmm toronto server users group.
> http://www.twsug.com/
> I guess regular users have no community when they
> use windows.
> david
> 
> Peter wrote:
> 
> >
> >
> > On Fri, 20 May 2005, Francois Ouellette wrote:
> >
> >> Why wait for a "new" proprietary (read:
> >> expensive) product when the 
> >> ideal
> >> solution already exists: Open Source!
> >
> >
> > Please don't preach to the penguins. I've been
> using Linux as a 
> > desktop for ~9 years.
> >
> > Peter
> > --  
> Let one walk alone,
> commiting no sin with few wishes,
> like an elephant in the forest.


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