Exploring Linux Desktop Myths
Krafty Koder writes "Over at Newsforge (Part of OSTG, Slashdot's Parent) there's an interesting article that attempts to dispells the myth that Linux isn't ready for the desktop or that Windows still beats Linux.
Three myths are explored - that Linux is harder to use, difficult to install and that there's not enough apps ."
The "D," as in developers, got outsourced. Now we're all "technologists."
If you mod me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.
What about the Linux penguin myth? You know, the one where the Penguin turns out to really just be the Bonzi Buddy in disguise?
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Wow, I've been waiting for someone in the pro open-source community to write an article in defense of Linux on the desktop!
It's about time, I just wonder what took so long!
Now if only somebody would write an article about how insecure Windows is, the the truth would really get out and the big companies would certainly start switching!
"oohhh... I didn't know Schopenhauer was a philosopher!"
Here's a typical Linux situation.
Linuxtard: You should switch to Linux it is better than the evil M$ (isn't that clever it's a dollar sign instead of an S)
Normal Human Being: Sure, why not. It sounds cool. Hey! Why isn't it recognizing my video card? How do I check my email?
Linuxtard: RTFM
Normal Human Being: I DID! It didn't help at all, in fact, I think it made the situation worse.
Linuxtard: RTFM n00b!
Yes, having to think would be unfortunate :)
"Faith: Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel." - A.B.