Another Clioent Goes Full Linux

[Farley Flud]

I managed to convince another of my clients to go whole hog
with GNU/Linux.

They were a bit reluctant at first. The main concern was
the possible retraining of their idiot staff.

But I simply said: "Never fear, my dear. Your Linux man
is always here."

So they did, and now they are very glad. Their staff actually
enjoys using Linux. They state that it is far more natural,
and colorful, than that crap Microslop. They are having fun
while being far more productive as well.

Take it from the expert.

All that these reluctant bozos need is a gentle push and
then there will be no going back.

GNU/Linux owns the world! Most people just don't know it -- yet.

[Joel]

Post by Farley Flud
I managed to convince another of my clients to go whole hog
with GNU/Linux.
They were a bit reluctant at first. The main concern was
the possible retraining of their idiot staff.
But I simply said: "Never fear, my dear. Your Linux man
is always here."
So they did, and now they are very glad. Their staff actually
enjoys using Linux. They state that it is far more natural,
and colorful, than that crap Microslop. They are having fun
while being far more productive as well.
Take it from the expert.
All that these reluctant bozos need is a gentle push and
then there will be no going back.
GNU/Linux owns the world! Most people just don't know it -- yet.

Uh huh, and they're using Gentoo, not a normal distro, like you
proclaim is necessary so much?
--
Joel W. Crump

Amendment XIV
Section 1.

[...] No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of
life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.

Dobbs rewrites this, it is invalid precedent. States are
liable for denying needed abortions, e.g. TX.

[Physfitfreak]

Post by Farley Flud
I managed to convince another of my clients to go whole hog
with GNU/Linux.
They were a bit reluctant at first. The main concern was
the possible retraining of their idiot staff.
But I simply said: "Never fear, my dear. Your Linux man
is always here."
So they did, and now they are very glad. Their staff actually
enjoys using Linux. They state that it is far more natural,
and colorful, than that crap Microslop. They are having fun
while being far more productive as well.
Take it from the expert.
All that these reluctant bozos need is a gentle push and
then there will be no going back.
GNU/Linux owns the world! Most people just don't know it -- yet.

Plan ahead. Study your escape route when they come to hang you :)

[Stéphane CARPENTIER]

Post by Farley Flud
I managed to convince another of my clients to go whole hog
with GNU/Linux.

I don't believe that.

Post by Farley Flud
They were a bit reluctant at first. The main concern was
the possible retraining of their idiot staff.
But I simply said: "Never fear, my dear. Your Linux man
is always here."
So they did, and now they are very glad. Their staff actually
enjoys using Linux. They state that it is far more natural,
and colorful, than that crap Microslop. They are having fun
while being far more productive as well.

And that's the proof of your lie. Because you couldn't have installed
a user friendly DE/WM and you couldn't have installed something easy to
manage for a beginner. So they would have to rely on you for everything.
And one can't be happy to have to ask for help a lot of time each day.

Post by Farley Flud
Take it from the expert.

You are an expert in nothing. Even your lies are bad and easy to spot.

Post by Farley Flud
All that these reluctant bozos need is a gentle push and
then there will be no going back.

With a friendly configured Linux, yes a beginner can start using Linux
effortlessly. But your way of making every simple task cumbersome can't
help a beginner. And a Linux expert doesn't need a push, he already know
if he can switch to Linux or not.