[ale] Linux as has-been OS <G>

[cwb at mindspring.com (Charles W. Binko)]

> R I Feigenblatt wrote:
> > 
> > I just got an interesting letter from SCO. It reads:
> > 
> >         "Your Old Linux OS was fine...
> > 
> >         "But, now there's something that blows it out
> >          of the water! Introducing the NEWEST VERSION
> >          of SCO's hot OS...UnixWare 2.1.2...
> > 
> >         "Dear Linux User..."
> > 
> >         "You May Feel Your Linux Is Adequate...
> >          But, Did You Know This?
> > 
> >         "1. Linux has no technical support or maintenance.
> 
> Uh, no, I had absolutely no idea that this was the case.
> I guess all those patches that nice kernel developers
> have sent me were actually just figments of my imagination.
> Damn. Well, I'd blow Linux off my hard drive right now,
> except my machine's uptime is about 18 months now, and
> I don't want to spoil my chance at the record.
> 

Oh, yeah, and that patch that fixed the Pentium bug?  That didn't take what, a 
WEEKEND to get posted, did it?

I'd much rather wait for SCO's next release when, January??

Binko
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