[minthaka]

Originally Posted by jan1024188

Visual Studio 2005 - The Best software developing tool Ive ever used...all shitty linux compilers can hide...

I wouldn't say that. I've worked with many Windows side programming surroundings , and many of them are great, indeed: Delphi, AutoIt, Macromedia Flash, DevC++...
But after having tried Gambas2 , which is some thing similar to BASIC, and managed to write a phone book application within 3 days starting from zero, and it took me only 3 hours to create a Real Media downloader and RM to MP3 converter...
I thing you should think twice, or at least give a try. You're judging over something you don't know! And you probably have paid 50-800$ for the same results, aren't you?

[elija]

Originally Posted by jan1024188

Visual Studio 2005 - The Best software developing tool Ive ever used...all shitty linux compilers can hide...

I've used (**** me I still use) visual studio 2005 professionally on occasion.
Best? Best? Ha! It is, as is the case with most modern Microsoft software, a
slow and bloated piece of software. I bet you thought I was going to say crap!

If you truly think that it is the best, then you haven't used anything else.
Ever! I will give it credit though. Its' intellisense is almost scary at times.

Anyway a quick comparison. All this is my opinion of course.

On the same hardware which is faster?
Linux. On hardware that Aero bought to it's knees, Compiz Fusion is running
like a new Ferrari. Windows open quicker and it boots in seconds compared to
minutes when I was running Vista on this machine.

On the same hardware which is more stable?
Linux. I had to reboot Vista at least once a day. And that was a good day. I
only have to reboot my Linux when either I do something stupid or I update
the kernel. Hell, I had to reboot Vista when updating the ****ing browser!

Which has a vibrant, worldwide open developer community?
Linux. Windows is developed as close source. Let me play the paranoia card.
How do you know that everything you do on your (and if you are running
Vista I use the term loosely) computer isn't being stored somewhere in
Redmond. Simple answer. You don't, you take it on trust*. With Linux you can
poke around in the code and find out!

Which is easier to use on the desktop?
It's about even. I always use the example of building a time machine, grabbing
a Victorian, they would have no clue as to how to use either.

Which is easier to use on the server?
Linux. Enough said.

Which has more games?
Windows. But Linux is starting to get installed on more and more computers.
The effect will be one of two things. Either more commercial games will be
developed for Linux or fewer will be developed for Windows. I don't expect
either to happen to soon. Linux already has some good games out there.
Sauerbraten, Torcs and Battle for Wesnorth to name but three.

If the price of breaking free of Microsoft is missing out on a few games, then
it is well worth it. Of course, as I said earlier, all this is my opinion. If you are
happier in the Virus-ridden, spyware laden, D.R.M'd to Hell world of Windows,
then you are free to stay there.

A wonderful thing. Choice.




* I'm fairly sure that doesn't really happen**

** Note that I am only fairly sure

[Mohammed Najem]

I don't care about Linux since Windows satisfies me better.

well in this case, we won't bother you anymore with our "facts", we'll let your "joyrides" get the best of you...

poor shame...

[jan1024188]

Ok, GUYS, My last word after thread gets closed.

Im Happy with Windows, and I find Windows, Visual Studio and all Microsoft products better than Linux ones.

See you.

[elija]

Originally Posted by jan1024188

OI posted the video here, since I wan't views.

That's why I didn't look at any of them.

I pwnerz U LOLZZZER.

[jan1024188]

And there will be never games for Linux, since Microsoft won't give poor Linux it's powerfull technologies.

[Mohammed Najem]

Originally Posted by jan1024188

And there will be never games for Linux, since Microsoft won't give poor Linux it's powerfull technologies.

YouTube - Truth Happens

[hugortega]

I don't know people, but I think it's better to ignore this kind of people... if they are happy with windows, it's their problem, not ours... our job as a part of free software movement is to get fun, learn as much as we can, and enjoy the pleasure of feel total control on our hands... there will always be people who don't like this kind of things, but who cares?

[minthaka]

Originally Posted by jan1024188

..., since Microsoft won't give poor Linux it's powerfull technologies.

Do you know, how the drug dealers are working?
They are giving free examples of the "stuff" until you got addicted to it. After a certain period they'll ask you to pay for their "source of happiness".

In my country the schools got free M$ licences for 4 years, and who know maybe something else have been put into our ministre's pocket.... Of course every school would use that. Books are written, everything under supervision of our "benefactors".
They give financial support to develop "advanced" networks. The banking is in Microsoft. At the same time the BSA does its job. Punishing people and enterprises using non-legal software (hmm..,were did I read something similar?).
Indeed, "...powerful technologies"

[ozar]

Originally Posted by hugortega

I don't know people, but I think it's better to ignore this kind of people... if they are happy with windows

Agreed... this thread has taken a turn for the worse and serves no purpose here other than to provoke hostilities.

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