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Excellent article about Linux
Roger Blake wrote:
On 2018-12-28, Anonymous wrote: It's systemd. VOMIT!!! DRY HEAVES!!! Although I dislike systemd, I'll take it over Microsoft's activation hell, which I am currently embroiled in on a friend's computer that needed to be reloaded. MS's promise that the Windows 10 "digital license" would be honored if the OS needed to be reinstalled turns out to be just another Big Lie. Help is available with activation issues. If the user logs in normally with an MSA to the machine, the phone help can use the MSA to zero in on the machine needing help. The server problem that lasted for a couple days has been fixed, and unless you did something rash, they've been backfilling the mess they made. What happened there, is already-activated copies started throwing up notification dialogs at startup. When that happens... don't panic. That's what happens when you insist on a "mainframe architecture" in the form of activation (single point of failure). Paul |
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