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Re: MOO vs. LPMUD, Pueblo, etc
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Date: Fri, 14 Jun 1996 05:48:15 PDT
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From: mbowyer@uk.cv.com (Mark R. Bowyer)
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> I was in the local bookstore last Friday night, and I was really
> suprised to see an entire shelf devoted to Linux. Not just a shelf
> really, but an entire floor to ceiling bookcase, 6 feet high and 4
> feet wide, with nothing but Linux books on it! I think Linux is going
> to be a *VERY* serious contender for the desktop and home market in
> the near future, ...............
> Microsoft is going to have a real problem with that in the near future...
Yup. Try http://www.mklinux.apple.com/ - Linux for PowerMacs. They do it for
Suns too, apparently. And you can get all sorts of stuff for it, including
Netscape. There's even a site just for Linux Freeware,
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/ , for people to play with. Great system.
I'm aware of a fairly large number of MOO users who run it at home. It came
free on a cover CD for the biggest and best PC magazine in the UK 3 months back,
too.
That's kinda what I mean. Windows'95 is bigger and slower than Windows 3.1, and
still doesn't offer the power of Unix, or the ease of use of a Mac - or CDE on a
Unix box, for that matter. And *boy* is the Internet community pissed of at
Microsoft...
I hear from a colleague who goes to these things, that Microsoft were quite
shocked by their reception at a conference over here last month. Sorta like
when the villian goes on stage in a Pantomime, I'm told...
So Chaco, look to your market!
Moredhel/TC.
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