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@Dominica said:
He thinks it makes him look smarter if he has a problem with Linux, because Linux is "hard". Windows is generally accepted as "easy".
I think in general techs can get frightened with they dont see a GUI.
So much for all of my DOS apps.
In the article they act like this impacts a lot of people. That is pretty surprising. I wonder what sixteen bit apps remain in common usage.
Thanks.. I got new idea. Just done reading this article 🙂
CentOS has an announcement on their site:
http://seven.centos.org/2014/06/congratulations-to-red-hat-for-rhel7/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=congratulations-to-red-hat-for-rhel7
Good to know, thanks.
