slurn@griffin.engr.sgi.com said:
> Tell that to a customer that wants (for whatever reason) an intel
> system.
Of course you do - just like you would a customer who wants to run it on a
Commodore 64.
One of the reasons that Linux keeps its technical edge is because developers
don't have to bite their tongue when a customer asks for something blatantly
stupid. Pandering to brain-dead management types who have no clue what they're
asking for is something that we leave to other people.
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