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Originally Posted by guitarmageddon88 
I think its completely true. You can question the author's motivations for writing the article all you want- maybe hes got a thrill up his leg for windows 8 right now- but the reason linux is not huge was pretty correctly stated. Why would you take all that time to completely transform your way of doing things to an open source OS with a tenth of the support to run the every day applications you have become used to with windows? Granted, I think it is pretty cool the very limited exposure Ive had to it (running parted magic off a live cd if you would even consider that) and if I had more coding knowledge and such, I probably would use it. But switching to it completely would mean that I have the ability to word-process, surf the web, and thats about it for me.

I think its completely true. You can question the author's motivations for writing the article all you want- maybe hes got a thrill up his leg for windows 8 right now- but the reason linux is not huge was pretty correctly stated. Why would you take all that time to completely transform your way of doing things to an open source OS with a tenth of the support to run the every day applications you have become used to with windows? Granted, I think it is pretty cool the very limited exposure Ive had to it (running parted magic off a live cd if you would even consider that) and if I had more coding knowledge and such, I probably would use it. But switching to it completely would mean that I have the ability to word-process, surf the web, and thats about it for me.
Because you disagree with the idea behind Windows and OS X..













