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Date: Fri, 18 Apr 1997 14:57:29 -0500 (EST)
To: dennis <dennis@etinc.com>
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Subject: Re: Price of FreeBSD (was On Holy Wars...)
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On Fri, 18 Apr 1997, dennis wrote:
> 
> I UNDERSTAND the strategy..what Im saying is that is a loser in
> the commercial world. if you are happy with that...fine.
I'm happy. I don't need an OS with lots of cool features that will
occasionally break, even if it's called Windows 95.
> 
> I know thats it a good OS that noone uses....
> 

I use it, and that's enough for me :). Actually I don't use FreeBSD
because "many people uses it".

> I just got of the phone with a guy whose choices are Linux or Cisco. I
> couldn't even give him a  freebsd system...'cause he had no idea
> what it is. You have no idea how frustrating that is.
>
I don't consider it frustrating, if the guy needs a Linux or a Cisco it's
his problem. Linux does somethings and Cisco does others, His problem is
not that he doesn't know FreeBSD, his problem is that he doesn't know what
he needs.
...Remember me not buy anything from you !

Pedro.
 
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