I suppose it could have an lcd screen with a video of a cuckoo bird :)Eadwine Rose wrote: Sat Jun 15, 2019 3:17 pm
I have a cuckoo clock.. that thing would look ridiculous with a digital display lol
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I think they're going to make us an offer...
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Say it isn't so!!!!
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Thinking of buying an island...
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Was it cheap?Eadwine Rose wrote: Sat Jun 15, 2019 3:17 pmI have a cuckoo clock.. that thing would look ridiculous with a digital display lol
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It was 90DM back in the other century.
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Re: Microsoft would like to bring Edge to Linux
I would consider installing it for one thing: Netflix
Currently, if you want HD Netflix on Linux, as far as I'm aware the only route is to use a plugin for Chrome. If it worked out of the box for Edge, I might try it. FWIW, Edge currently is the only browser that does Netflix in 4K.
No other good reasons.
Currently, if you want HD Netflix on Linux, as far as I'm aware the only route is to use a plugin for Chrome. If it worked out of the box for Edge, I might try it. FWIW, Edge currently is the only browser that does Netflix in 4K.
No other good reasons.
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In the words of Kon the Fruiterer, "Gooda luck to you family"
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I'm sure I heard that MS doesn't have a Windows division any more, so they have recognised that the world has changed. Not all schools have though. Some schools in the UK request that students have a windows laptop, which most ignore. Really all they need is something that runs a browser that support Flash, so it can run the hugely dated education web resources.j2mcgreg wrote: Sat Jun 15, 2019 12:40 pmI'm thinking that they might be considering getting out of the operating system business in favour of selling their other products as services. Consider that their recent track record hasn't been all that stellar:KBD wrote: Sat Jun 15, 2019 11:21 am Microsoft keeps cozening up to Linux. I'm curious what their end game may be.
- they missed the boat on phones and tablets and Chromebooks have become the de facto standard computer for use in schools
- Vista and Win 8 were abysmal
- they had to give away Win 10 (it was likely far cheaper to do so than trying to fix Vista and Win 8 )
- Surface equipped devices aren't exactly flying off the shelves
I can see them ceding that market to Linux as long as they can then leverage the user base to consume their services.