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(Please note I am not suggesting Win95 on todays netbooks, just illustrating a point!) It does what he wants, and I'm sure that he is not atypical of a large part of the potential netbook market.
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My father is still using IE 5.5 on Windows 95 OSR2, and he has no desire to update it. Many people want to use a computer as a tool, not just as a means to itself.
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It's just that they are not in the technical community. In know a large number of people who once a system is as they want it, will never touch the configuration again. I think that your comment about 'no one really wants a frozen, nonupdatable snapshot of a system' is not actually true. This is one reason that Asus's implementation of Xandros was just no good for those who know, but very good for those who use the device as an appliance.
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It's good for a device that will rarely change, but not for a dynamic OS. The space issue, which is a feature of the way UnionFS was used, is one of the primary problems for the EeePC. I'm not arguing any different about Xandros, but if vendors shipped with Ubuntu, you would have had a different experience. I don't think you would enjoy getting that to run Firefox 3 45 You might draw an analog between EeePC Xandros and Windows Mobile Edition. Unfortunately, it was almost certainly the wrong Linux distribution for what you wanted (as would any of the niche distributions, or in fact, the Linux in a Tivo or any embedded system). I appreciate you making the effort with Xandros. Many of the core 'features' of Windows (such as drag-and-drop) were actually developed by others, and some appeared on Unix and other OS's before Windows (look at Looking Glass on Unix) You might be surprised at what the Torch Triple-X could do back in 1985, and of course Sun, and Apollo in the workstation market. But just because Windows is dominant in the non-server market does not make it automatically best. But I am not so blinded that I cannot see the merit in what Microsoft and their numerous partners have achieved in usability. I am a long term Unix user (since before Windows, and in fact PC-Dos), and I find Windows infuriating. You just have preconceptions as a Windows user. A new to computing user is unlikely to see any real difference in ease of use between recent Windows or Linux. A new to Linux but previous Windows user will see anything that is not Windows as different and possibly difficult. Your comment about a 'new user' has two possible meanings.
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I think you will see that it is a world apart from Xandros, and I believe, easier to install (and use, IMHO) than Windows. Please don't take Asus's implementation of Xandros as a typical Linux. This alternation of phases also explains why it is possible for some types of power cut to only affect some of the houses in a 45
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It really depends on the difference in power consumption between you and everyone else attached to your local substation, and how good your regional electricity distribution company is at balancing the load between the phases.
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This means that if you grab neutral, you had better be prepared for a shock, although it is unlikely to be a full 230V and *may* be negligible. Also, when you are looking at power delivery to domestic houses, it is normal for each house to only be on a single phase, and the phases alternated down the street (so your each of your neighbours may well be on a different phase from you). Most inductive loads (read high power devices) cause a phase shift to the AC waveform, so the combined neutral may carry residual AC voltage, especially in a single phase installation. Unfortunately, the real world is not so simple. The effect of this is that when averaged out, the three phases should have a potential wrt ground of 0 volts, so the neutral wire should carry no power (it all cancels out), and will somewhere in the power infrastructure be grounded (but not in your house!). three separate wires carrying AC power wrt ground with a 120 degree phase difference) and a common neutral. Typically AC is carried by the power company in three phase (i.e.