New to LINUX

[Jason Symes]

That's too bad too, because I almost bought one when I bought my computer,
but I was more familiar with the Doubltalk line so I stuck with it. I'm
glad I did, or I'd be out of trying linux.
At 09:07 PM 12/31/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Stupidity for sure. Since there's absolutely nothing for them to lose, 
>this is the only word for it.
>
>On Tue, 1 Jan 2002, Geoff Shang wrote:
>
>> Hi:
>> 
>> Let me emphasize this point about the trippletalk.  It cannot be used with
>> speakup.  And unless and until the trippletalk folks decide to be more
>> forth-coming with specs for their products (i.e. they stop iinsisting on a
>> non-disclosure agreement), the trippletalk will remain unsupported.  Of
>> course, this is stupidity on the part of a hardware manufacturer as wider
>> support means greater product sales, but a number of hardware manufacturers
>> just don't seem to get it.
>> 
>> Geoff.
>> 
>> 
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