Are you saying that they *don't* want it to become popular? C'mon,
support for the OS would be *wonderful* from a commercial
standard. Someone calls in and says "this isn't working..." and they can
say (if it happens to be a bug of some sort), "Well, yes, this was fixed a
few hours ago and here's where you can get the patch." :-)
Or even supply precompiled and easy-to-install kernels for those that are
braindead and can't be bothered to learn to do it themselves. They'd
still be getting *lots* of money to do a basically easier job of
supporting something, seeing as the Linux developers are mostly *NOT*
braindead (any of you devs out there let me know if I'm wrong, lol).
- Mike
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Michael B. Trausch fd0man@crosswinds.net
Avid Linux User since April, '96! AIM: ML100Smkr
Contactable via IRC (DALNet) or AIM as ML100Smkr
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