ellioth: Desktop Linux Suckage

Fri, 2008-09-26 10:53 — Joey

I came across an interesting series of posts today (via Linux Hater's Blog): Desktop Linux Suckage on Elliot Hughes's blog.

I'm about halfway through the series now. It is fun to read and not as offensive as the usual Linux hater posts (which I don't mind but others do).

I am still a Windows user and will continue to be so but some of the things he points out are not solely applicable to Linux and software on that platform.

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Mon, 2011-09-19 09:18 — torbatTrata (not verified)

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