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GregsTechBlog (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Linux:
An OS that was made for robots.
Pommes1983 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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you must be kidding. Linux is awesome. I have everything I need with it. I really miss nothing.

A few years ago I joined the fail train and it was called Windows 95, joined by 98, me, 2k, xp, vista and that was too much for me. No more chance for backsteps with Microsoft. Really, they killed development of new technologies!
Linux is NOT a fail train!
ever1tubes (1 month ago) Show Hide
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fist off ubuntu right now is extremely easy to set up just pop it in your drive and install very few people have to do any thing to get it to work
VillageIdiot8055 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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fail how? do you even know what Linux is or how many devises run Linux.......you have a extreme lack of knowledge of the shit your trying to spew
SolidKnight (2 months ago) Show Hide
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That's awfully presumptuous. You assume that because I do not like Linux that I must therefore not know anything about it or the array of devices that use variations of Linux however you have absolutely no evidence of this.
VillageIdiot8055 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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your right that was awfully presumptuous of you to say that if you have Linux and are smart enough to use it to the fullest that it is somehow a fail.
windows users are like children pointing at the picture wall not knowing how or why they just like the pretty colors.....

Windows would be a good platform if they would take...say XP and develop it to its fullest instead of putting band-aids on broken stuff and advertise it doesn't have the problem.
SolidKnight (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I suppose there is a reason you call yourself "VillageIdiot8055"; perhaps it has something to do with your complete lack of reading comprehension. You're offended by what I've said but unfortunately my statement doesn't given you any insight regarding my technical ability or even how I came to my conclusion thus you resort to making things up.
VillageIdiot8055 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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YOU should call yourself the village idiot cause again you acted like a left leaning fool by attacking me and running around the point to avoid the question and try to divert and deflect stupidity in a different direction.....

so i ask again how does running Linux put you on the " fail train that is Linux " because if you are trying to say that Linux is a lesser OS than windows you are sadly mistaken and i will question your lack of quality judgment in making sound decisions....
SolidKnight (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Your reaction is hilarious since you initially insulted me and now you try to play the victim.

How is Linux a failure? Have you ever looked at commercial ventures that deal solely with Linux? There aren't very many of them and they aren't making that much money. Linux as a platform offers horrible backwards compatibility and lacks cohesion. Meaning it is not very appealing to ISVs. Linux is basically a pot-luck dinner. You get some nice parts but as a whole it's lackluster.
SolidKnight (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Further in the server role UNIX offers a more stable and mature product. Linux is really large for embedded devices and thus cannot be use in a multitude of devices. That's the reason why Cisco (Linksys) ended up dumping Linux. On the desktop OS X and Windows provided much better platforms for developers than Linux. Linux has been very hostile to developers and hardware vendors which will forever keep Linux in its current place.

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