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To: Rusty Johnson who wrote (963)2/7/1999 4:00:00 PM
From: Sol W.  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2615
 
Boy what an image!

Here a couple of thoughts, let me know what you think.
1. Computing has already had a paradigm shift away from the powerful desktops, its just a matter of time (IMHO) before we all have high speed connections (T1 or equivalent)and off site storage via a network. E.g. My little brother and his wife bought a new condo in Chicago that has a T connection to their condo!!! And cable modem capabilities!
2. Oracle/Ellis is chomping a the bit to take down MS.
3. Linux is an extremely stable OS, and getting more so with each version.
4. Windows 95/98 is cumbersome and over complicated.
5. MS has already abandoned the 95/98 and NT will be their next OS.

So, once again, to Rusty and the list: HOW DO WE TAKE PUT OUR MONEY WHERE OUR MOUTHS ARE! We're all convinced that Linux has substance, so where's the play?

Just trying to provoke a brainstorm session that might produce an investment idea!

Sol

P.S. Are you buying Dell?



To: Rusty Johnson who wrote (963)2/11/1999 7:40:00 PM
From: Sowbug  Respond to of 2615
 
I think there will be a bigger pie when RELIABLE personal computers are sold. The success of the iMac is encouraging.

Not to start a fight or anything, but are these two sentences related to each other? MacOS sure isn't reliable -- even Win95's limited memory protection puts the Mac's free-for-all memory scheme to shame.