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I share your distaste for Microsoft, and would love to be running unix. 
However, economic constraints force me to use an aging Packard Bell that 
belongs to someone else. Even if they would let me change their operating 
system (which they wouldn't), this machine could barely handle a minimal 
installation. It's frustrating to be denied access to information based 
on your economic status--not quite in the spirit of the internet, I would 
say.