Is this due to some pressure from MS or what? If not, and this is a statement against Windows XP Home, why are all these statements identical?
I just find it rather amusing, not criticizing it because I'm a Linux zealot (allegedly).
XXX recommends Microsoft ® Windows ® XP Professional
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XXX recommends Microsoft ® Windows ® XP Professional
Erm..., what's with all these vendors repeating this same line verbatim, minus the vendor name?
Is this due to some pressure from MS or what? If not, and this is a statement against Windows XP Home, why are all these statements identical?
I just find it rather amusing, not criticizing it because I'm a Linux zealot (allegedly).
Is this due to some pressure from MS or what? If not, and this is a statement against Windows XP Home, why are all these statements identical?
I just find it rather amusing, not criticizing it because I'm a Linux zealot (allegedly).
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Its easier(and cheaper!) to copy verbatim the marketing slogans of a multi-billion dollar company's product that they have a marketting department larger than some of the OEMs than to reseach and make a similar marketing slogan.
Companies are lazy too
Companies are lazy too
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"One Drive, One Partition, the One True Path" ~ ars technica forums - warrens - on hhd partitioning schemes.