On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 12:37 PM, aki <
aki275@gmail.com> wrote:
> @Moses, am not a troll or spite Operating Systems or the rest. All I see
> clearly is what is not happening and have to type in as is. However we must
> take the fight to all technologists to see the clear picture as its been
> painted for a few years now. This thread started off with someone asking
> help on an Operating System which has no benefit to the economy in many
> ways. Consider this and if you understand where KE came from the last 20
> years or so, the time is now and the future. The tech infrastructure is
> almost falling into place, but we are unable to occupy it because the
> current situation is that e.g Open Source has become like the "Off the
> Shelf" product and marketing is done accordingly, meaning quick fixes. Maybe
> I don't get it, but I don't see how we are going to do anything at all when
> most continents have produced their own versions of Open Source systems that
> suited their environments. Take Brazil as an example. This localisation has
> produced an active tech sector that many companies are involved in and are
> outsourcing skills learnt to other countries. And here we are, a major ICT
> country in our region and we are only capable of the usual petty
> self-inflicted consumerism stuff.
>
> Rgds. :-)
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> On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Moses Muya <
mouzmuyer@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Absolutely true!You see,when you are not bashing this group or the other
>> just for the sake of argument,I'm likely to agree with you! :) As you have
>> clearly put " ...Lack of progress is mine and your enemy..." I'm out!
>>
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