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The fate of all FOSS? How so? Any evidence to back up such a bold statement?
Okay, maybe I exaggerated that. But if people find out that Android can run on more than just phones, those who can't afford a Droid or other Android phone will just install Android on their computers. And thuse starts the chain reaction that could bring Microsoft to its knees.
But if people find out that Android can run on more than just phones, those who can't afford a Droid or other Android phone will just install Android on their computers.
And carry them around? BIG pockets? LOL
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Originally Posted by Kenny_Strawn
And thuse starts the chain reaction that could bring Microsoft to its knees.
No. Just the thought of them being able to install the Android apps they know and love on their computers is enough to make them want to install Android so they can do that.
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Originally Posted by brianL
Dream on, Kenny.
Seriously? If you don't believe me see for yourself when it does occur.
That was not a problem, I just thought is was a funny mistake that they said "the data will lose" instead of "the data will be lost".
Anyway, it asked me to format, then it said that it cannot mount, and asked if I want to format it, and so on indefinitely. I booted an Ubuntu live CD and used it to format the drive, and Android installed.
It's running now, but there is no mouse cursor, and even if I try to click on things (by guessing the cursor position) nothing happens.
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