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Are you suggesting that OS/400 and Linux are in some way intertwined or comparable? Don when I read your postings of doom & gloom I always think of C. Little and her warnings of the sky falling. Change is inevitable, in fact huge change is likely. My gosh, I can remember when leading edge office technology was a new Selectric typewriter in the office. Choosing the font balls we would need was a decision of the Technical Committe. In all the years since then IBM has always abandoned her new technologies but has always helped her customers transition to the new technologies. I have little doubt but what that will continue. IBM is still the King because IBM has the means of production. My own reaction is that someone at IBM has a brain. What a brilliant strategy! Linux may gain traction sooner than later now. Maybe there is hope for us iSeries folks after all now that companies managers are beginning to recognize that there is computing beyond Windows. Just as a plus that ad must have Bill Gates screaming and ranting. <hee hee> Yes I have heard the fat lady sing. But not for this show. --------------------------------------------------------- Booth Martin http://www.MartinVT.com Booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx --------------------------------------------------------- -------Original Message------- From: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion Date: 02/01/04 18:48:11 To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: IBM Linux Ad during Super Bowl ....you can leave your imaginations at the door. No thinking required to answer this question folks. ....and how many times have we begged for a OS/400 centric ad just to showup somewhere....even at 3 a.m. on the independent stations in West Pigs Knuckle? Anyone hear the fat lady yet?
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