@garak0410 said:

@scottalanmiller said:

I was a Kings Quest guy myself.

Same here but before that, I was heavy into Infocom games...I could really envision the environments I was in just by the text. Zork, Deadline, Planetfall....loved them all. I was an Amiga guy by the time the Kings Quest games came out and despite the EGA graphics, I was jealous of my PC friends having games like that. Finally got the later editions of the games but then VGA was surpassing the Amiga and I finally made the jump to the PC.

I played them on Amiga too. But in 1987 the Amiga version was way ahead of the PC options.

While it's pretty, it still doesn't make coffee (i.e. No killer features that make it a must have and unique).
Sure it has a pretty screen and the camera is ok but it still makes phone calls, has sms & email facilities and lets me read the time from the car park (big screen) but so do plenty of other less expensive phones.

Call me cynical but I think it'll end up being just another expensive phone.

@JaredBusch said:

@Katie you are only weightless for like 20 minutes or so from what I have read on this program.

For that kind of money, I want a longer ride. And astronaut ice cream.

It was so easy to find them given the map! Geez—
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( yes way overstated )

Thanks.. I got new idea. Just done reading this article 🙂

Lots of features but much cleaner than Unity for sure and still clean for GNOME. GNOME was always my favorite. Heck, my taskbar still resides at the top because it just feels more comfortable there. I credit running Ubuntu solely for at least two years for that little ditty. Started at 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon. Good times...mind drifts off into nostalgia

@JaredBusch said:

Maybe someday I will have to bend on that stance if something happens to my current client base but I have that luxury right now to be picky about the clients I keep. I'll give any client a chance, but historically that has only led to the hassle of collection attempts.

You can say that again! If they don't consider IT important, they definitely won't feel it's needed to pay for it either, instead they'll just steal your time like Scott mentions in another thread.

As for being a client or not... I was talking/arguing with a co-worker, not the people in charge. But that being said.. the people in charge definitely are frustrated that they have to do upgrades, why doesn't it just work like it did when I bought it? etc.

CentOS has an announcement on their site:

http://seven.centos.org/2014/06/congratulations-to-red-hat-for-rhel7/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=congratulations-to-red-hat-for-rhel7