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Why people really don't switch to Linux

Publication:DesktopLinux.comDate:May 21 2007
Reporter:Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

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Over in the DesktopLinux forums, people have been talking about why -- if Linux is so darned great -- don't people give up Windows and move to it.

The usual suspects show up. There aren't enough applications. The right application isn't available. You still have to use the command line for some things. Some equipment doesn't have drivers.

There's some truth to those, and some nonsense.


 

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Dead on but...scattershot21 May, 10:15

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