리눅스 OS를 거부하는윈도우 OS 사용자들의 10가지 이유는 ?

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Top 10 Reasons Not to Use Ubuntu

I played around with Ubuntu this Ubuntu Logoweekend and I have been really impressed by everything, but I know many people still want to use a Windows desktop. So I thought I would give you ten reasons why you shouldn't use Ubuntu so when your Ubuntu-loving friends tell you about it you can be armed with some reasons why you would rather use Windows.

1. You Don't Try Before You Buy--We all want to believe all the propoganda from people selling us something we don't need. So why would you want to be able to test-drive an operating system via liveCD before you install it. Tell 'em you don't need any guarantees either, you'll take it as-is, sight unseen.
2. Installation of Software is Too Easy--With Ubuntu you only have to click on the Synaptic and click checkboxes to add software. Then hit Apply. You probably will feel gypped when you have to go searching for software, unzip it, quite everything else you are running, and then install an .exe. Then when you are done run Windows Update (of course only using Internet Explorer) just to make sure everything's up to date.
3. Too Few Viruses/Too much security--Virus scanners give you a warm fuzzy feeling, they can also keep your computer from performing as fast as possible. Slowing down your perfomance keeps people's expecations of you low. Without spyware and virueses slowing you down it's a nuisance plus once you are logged in it's not going to crash or be wiped out by virues. Plus if you got too much work done you might get promoted or a raise. That would be a real pain trying to figure out how to spend the extra money.
4. No Expensive Office Suites--You know you like to pay $400+ dollars for Microsoft Office Professional. OpenOffice.org must be some kind of communist plot. Why save that money for your kids college or support education intiaitives in the third-world when you can help fund Bill Gates' humble lifestyle.
5. Optional Purchase Option--If an operating system is free it can't be that good. You want to go through an activation process to make sure it's a genuine operating system. That activation is a convenience put in place to make you feel more secure. You should be proud to volunteer your personal information and then be forced into an upgrade cycle that milks you out of hundreds of dollars every couple years. It makes perfect sense.
6. Too many Free Applications to Choose From--Why would you want choices you think it better just to be told what to do? You should browse the Microsoft catalog first, then go to your local Best Buy for an office suite, image editors, and other document authoring software. If you are tempted to chose one package over the other on your own ask the burnout sales guy who was smoking weed behind the dumpster an hour ago for his opinion. Why would you want to use Scribus, Nvu, GIMP, OpenOffice that can be downloaded for free when you drive your gas guzzling SUV to the store add some CO2 to the global warning, maybe even run down an endangered species in route.
7. Too Well Documented--You hate it when you can find easy-to-understand, searchable documentation. [I wanted to find out how to troubleshoot my wireless card so I went and looked at the http://help.ubuntu.com and there was at least three easy-to-read up-to-date documents to help me.] I know I really wanted to call someone named John who was being exploited in a third world country, have him read a script about how he would help me and watch him fail miserably then have him wish me a very good day as my system was in worse condition than before we started talking.
8. Excellent Free No Wait Technical Support--Speaking of support, why should I want to go to #Ubuntu on IRC where 1300 Ubuntu users are hangng out and offering their time to answer questions for free.
It's much more fun waiting on hold to hear John read his support script.

John (in an accent that is so thick you can hardly make out the words): Hello, this is John, "How may I be helping you."
You: My desktop isn't displaying anything but a error message
John: I am sorry to hear that, what seems to be the problem.
You: My screen is displaying an error message.
John: I am very sorry to hear that, I would like you to reboot.
You: I just did.
John: I am very sorry to hear that, I would like you to reboot.
You: Really, why? I just rebooted.
John: I am very sorry to hear that, I would like you to reboot.
You: Can you just tell me problem that might cause that error?
John (long pause): Please hold I must get my supervisor....
You: What's his name?
John: Frank
You: What's his real name?
John:....Pradnesh
9. Too many Interface Choices--I know you like the choices in Windows you can buy many versions of Vista with slightly more functionality at much greater prices. When you use Ubuntu, you have too many choices. You have the option of using Ubuntu with the Gnome desktop environment, if you hate that you can use Kbuntu using the QT-based KDE environment. What if you work in an office don't you want the same operating system that is used by third graders in their schools. After all let's start children while they are young authoring painfully ineffective slide decks on Powerpoint. Why would you want them to use a custom version for schools like Edubuntu. It shold be a law that you need a fast state of the art computer, why would you want an operating system that doesn't require at least a gig of RAM and a wicked fast video card. In fact Ubuntu users with modest machines use Xbuntu to keep the resource requirements low. Once again you shouldn't be allowed to compute if you can't afford the latest and greatest computer. Computing is a privledge and poor people shouldn't be allowed to access the Internet.
10. Too Much Eye Candy --You don't want any cool eye-candy like rotating desktops transparency, woobly windows, and more. Why risk someone calling you a show-off when you start demonstrating your fancy desktop. Keep your proflie low with Windows Vista, it looks just like everyone else's desktop.

영문출처 :
http://blog.linuxtoday.com/blog/archives/071031-103438.html

리눅스 OS를 거부하는 윈도우 OS 사용자들의 10가지 이유는 ?

리눅스 사용자들이 우분투를 사용해보라고 권유한다면 다음과 같은 10가지 이유를 들이대면서 거절하는 것으로 생각된다.

1. You Don't Try Before You Buy
(구입하기 전에는 절대로 사용하지 않는다!)
왜 LiveCD로 미리 OS를 체험해야 하는 것인가?
난 구입한 것만 사용한다..무료로 사용하는 것은 상상도 하지 못하겠다.

2. Installation of Software is Too Easy
(설치가 너무나 간편하다.)
난 윈도우처럼 좀 복잡한 면이 있어야지 설치할 맛이 난다.
우분투 처럼 이렇게 간단하면 난 불안하다.

3. Too Few Viruses/Too Much Security
(바이러스가 너무 없다/보안이 너무나 잘되어있다.)
난 안티바이러스 없이는 불안해서 컴퓨터 사용을 할 수가 없다.
안티바이러스 덕분에 컴퓨터가 어느 정도 느리게 작동하기 때문에 내 수준에 맞는 속도로 컴퓨터를 사용할 수가 있다.
너무나 빨리 일 처리를 한다면 남은 시간을 어떻게 보내야 할지 난 아주 난감해진다.

4. No Expensive Office Suite
(값비싼 오피스패키지가 없다.)
나는 최소한 $400이상을 마이크로소프트에게 주고 오피스를 구입해야지 마음이 편하다.
OpenOffice.org는 아마도 공산국가의 음모가 담겨있을 것이다.
왜 그 돈을 아껴서 내 자신, 가족 또는 불우한 이웃을 도와야 하는지 모르겠다.
난 빌게이츠가 돈 방석에 앉아서 놀고먹는 것을 보는 것이 즐겁다.

5. Optional Purchase Option
(무료로 배포한다.)
OS가 무료라면 절대로 좋을 수가 없다.
반드시 엑티베이션을 통해서 진품확인이 되어야 한다.
모든 작업을 할 때 이런 진품확인을 계속 확인해야지만 난 안정된다.
나의 개인정보가 MS에게 넘어간 것이 난 너무 뿌듯하다.

6. Too Many Free Applications to Choose From
(많은 무료 소프트웨어들로 선택의 폭이 너무 넓다.)
왜 이런 선택을 해야 하는 것인가?
난 그냥 쓰라는 대로 사용하고 싶을 뿐이다.
MS의 소프트웨어 카탈로그를 보고 원하는 제품을 구입하면 간단하다.
물론 현찰이나 카드로 구입해야지 사용하고 싶은 마음이 생긴다.
무료 소프트웨어 사용은 있을 수 없는 일이다.

7. Too Well Documented
(자료 정리가 잘 되어 있다.)
리눅스 커뮤니티나 인터넷에 올라와 있는 잘 정리된 자료들을 누가 원하겠는가?
문제가 생기면 깨끗하게 포맷하고 다시 설치하는 것이 최고지..

8. Excellent Free No Wait Technical Support
(무료 지원을 받을 수 있다.)
언제 어디서나 #Ubuntu나 IRC에서 친절하게 무료 지원 받는 것을 누가 원하겠는가?
MS지원 센터에 전화를 하거나 메일을 보내서 답변을 받는 것이 훨씬 더 효과적이다.
그리고 그들의 답변은 언제나 똑 같기 때문에 아주 일관성이 높다..."재부팅 해보세요."

9. Too Many Interface Choices
(버전이 너무나 많다.)
컴퓨터 성능, 개인 취향, 작업 환경, 또는 용도에 따라서 사용할 수 있는 우분투 버전들이 꽤 많다.
이건 말도 안 되는 일이다.
컴퓨터는 최강의 하드웨어로 치장을 하고 있어야한다...비스타가 설치되고 작동하는 컴퓨터만이 진정한 컴퓨터다.
비스타가 부드럽게 돌아가지 않는 컴퓨터는 컴퓨터도 아니다..그런 컴퓨터로 작업을 한다는 것은 상상도 할 수 없다.
비싼 컴퓨터를 구입하지 못하면 컴퓨터를 할 자격도 없다.

10. Too Much Eye Candy
(너무나 화려하다.)
화려하고 멋진 데스크톱 효과들로 독특한 나만의 데스크톱 환경을 꾸미는 것이 뭐가 그리 좋은가.
난 윈도우 비스타처럼 튀지 않고 다른 윈도우 사용자들과 다 똑같은 심심한 데스크톱이 좋다.

한글출처 :

http://entclic.com/434

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