I came across a Slashdot article last week discussing a community in Sweden’s inability to use the Windows Vista operating system with their Internet Service Provider:
As a Linux user, this situation is entirely frustrating.
- Promoting free and open source software does not mean impeding on the ability for other Operating System’s to “talk” in the same network environment. The linux community I have come to know and respect would not find this behavior to be acceptable in any form.
- These situations bolster claims regarding the zealous nature of Linux administrators, and the ISP in question should be embarrassed by their behavior.
I cannot disagree further with this ISP’s unwillingness to cooperate with users, or microsoft, in order to resolve this situation in an expedited manner.
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Linux Administrators on interoperability
I came across a Slashdot article last week discussing a community in Sweden’s inability to use the Windows Vista operating system with their Internet Service Provider:
http://www.neoseeker.com/news/story/7081/
As a Linux user, this situation is entirely frustrating.
- Promoting free and open source software does not mean impeding on the ability for other Operating System’s to “talk” in the same network environment. The linux community I have come to know and respect would not find this behavior to be acceptable in any form.
- These situations bolster claims regarding the zealous nature of Linux administrators, and the ISP in question should be embarrassed by their behavior.
I cannot disagree further with this ISP’s unwillingness to cooperate with users, or microsoft, in order to resolve this situation in an expedited manner.
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