[Bug 1] Re: Microsoft has a majority market share

[Allen Graham]

Right on !!  Kilz !!!    good going.  64bit Ubuntu works great, no other O/S
can cut it. And for "mission critical" stuff it's the only way.
Looking forward to seeing your "nsplugin wrapper', although , thanks to
Ubuntu, no strong need here (yet).
Tell people the truth ! There are way too many choices with Ubuntu, like a
"kid in a candy shoppe", makes me giddy just thinking about it.
FUD is like carmel candy, sickly sweet and sticks in your mouth. Flash a
non-issue !!! can hardly wait.


On 7/14/07, Kilz <deletebox at comcast.net> wrote:
>
> With the availability of nspluginwrapper (I wrote a install script that
> dose it in 30 seconds) Flash is a non issue. Giving me a link to the 64bit
> section is like giving someone a map to their home. :) I also know that a
> large amount of Fud, that gets repeated by quite a few people outside of the
> 64bit section may be slowing some of the 64bit adoption. Things like "There
> are fewer programs" "Things dont work right" "Something is missing" and "You
> dont really need it", are just that, FUD.
> This (nspluginwrapper) is going to be part of Gutsy from what Im told.
> Will we see 64bit Ubuntu installed on 64bit hardware then?  Secondly, if
> things are missing from the 64bit version, that have work arounds available,
> why are they not in Ubuntu? Nspluginwrapper has been available since before
> Edgy's release. With only 64bit hardware being sold, when will development
> focus on the 64bit version?
> There is a clear advantage, offering a operating system that matches the
> hardware. Something that Windows is having problems with. Why not use the
> advantage?
>
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> Microsoft has a majority market share
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1
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