Re: [OS:N:] play hardball - no

[Larry Eppley <rlarrye attglobal net>]

I also hope that was meant to be humorous.  I am a full time instructor at the 
CompUSA's in Charlotte, NC.  We have a Linux User's Group that meets in each 
of our Training Centers.

It would be deplorable if our hard working folks in retail would believe our 
Linux users were responsible or even capable for any kind of interference 
with doing their jobs.  

As a Linux user and open source advocate (in my own small way) I would hate 
for Linux users to be stereotyped as fanatics.

This would definitely NOT be the way to promote a very important cause!

--larry eppley
CompUSA Technology Instructor
Charlotte, NC


On Thursday 05 September 2002 01:19 pm, Heywood wrote:
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> From: "Bob Houghton" <houghton email wcu edu>
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> >To: <open-source-now-list redhat com>
> >Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 10:08 AM
> >Subject: [OS:N:] play hardball - no
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> > Anything is not OK. You can't effectively challenge Microsoft's unethical
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> practices by becoming unethical.
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> I have to Agree. I hope this was a joke, really. No need to get dirty.
> Linux will prevail. With M$'s sleazy tactics, and the public attention
> directed towards their conduct towards schools, the company is doing most
> of the work for us.
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