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Subject: Re: Microsoft Advocacy?
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John writes:

> Perhaps a better statement is that FreeBSD
> ia fine for a desktop OS if it is supported
> by the UI you wish to use. :)  How does
> that sound?

Yes, that is a reasonable statement.  Mac OS X is probably a good example of
such an implementation (albeit not using FreeBSD, from what I understand).


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