Grant Sewell wrote:
I would dispute this. Not the part that says that people won't turn
to Linux - I agree (at the moment) with that wholesale. I disagree
that people will turn to Mac.
I thought it was generally accepted that Apple won big-time on the
'personal' desktop/laptop front from Vista? It was a coincidence of some
genuinely good products from Apple, some good marketing from Apple and a
universally despised product from MS.
That said, a brief search on Google turns up nothing to support this
claim, but I do remember it being made repeatedly at the time.
it is called "Ubuntu 11.04", it is *not* officially called "Ubuntu
Natty Narwhal". Mac was codenamed "Snow Leopard" until it was
officially released, where-upon it became "OSX 10.6".
Really? I thought both 'Natty Narwhal' and 'Snow Leopard' are names
intended to survive post-release. Certainly Apple is talking about 'OSX
Lion' in the store, though I've just noticed a distinct lack of 'Natty'
on ubuntu.com.
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