[lugm.org] Linux on the desktop got a long way to go
Nishal Goburdhan
ndg at ieee.org
Thu Oct 6 12:15:51 UTC 2011
On Oct 6, 2011, at 3:23 PM, ashvin saminathen wrote:
> logan praising windows???
> i've seen it all now, i can die ;P
i bought a samsung UA46B7000WR about a year ago, with DLNA support, thinking that this should be trivial to get to work with OS X 10.6.
i did - eventually - but it took considerable pain.
more than a lazy mac user would want!
recently, i had to test something in windows-land, and installed a win-7 VM for test purposes.
on bootup, it identified the (all networked) TV, NAS (an AFP share!), the different bits of the MFP, the uPNP server i was testing on my mac-mini...
out the box, it was impressive. not enough to make me want to go back to windows land, but, easy enough for even a spoilt mac user :-) to step back and say: "wow, windows has come a long way!" so, i can identify with logan's comments.
i don't, however, remember freebsd crashing when xfree86 died, though that seems like a long time ago...
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