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minus-squaredoomkernellinkfedilink9•7 months agoWhat do you mean with “enough money”? Linux is free. It’ll only cost time to adjust the workflow
minus-square@pathief@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink6•7 months agoThey mean the user will happily pay for the new windows version instead.
minus-square@tetraodon@feddit.itlinkfedilink4•7 months agoIt’s badly written. It has to be interpreted so: Most people [don’t care enough] or [have enough money]
minus-square@magnusrufus@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•7 months agoShouldn’t the “don’t” be outside the [ ] so that it applies to both sides of the or?
minus-square@tetraodon@feddit.itlinkfedilink3•7 months agoNormally yes, but in this context it wouldn’t make sense. Why would people who [don’t have enough money] stick with Windows?
minus-square@magnusrufus@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•7 months agoAh, you are correct. I had to reread it to finally parse it correctly.
What do you mean with “enough money”? Linux is free. It’ll only cost time to adjust the workflow
They mean the user will happily pay for the new windows version instead.
How can they do that if they don’t have enough money
It’s badly written. It has to be interpreted so:
Most people [don’t care enough] or [have enough money]
Shouldn’t the “don’t” be outside the [ ] so that it applies to both sides of the or?
Normally yes, but in this context it wouldn’t make sense. Why would people who [don’t have enough money] stick with Windows?
Ah, you are correct. I had to reread it to finally parse it correctly.