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[Neoplan6o]

I don't use linux as a big middle finger to microsoft, I use linux because your computer isn't spied on by Microsoft. I use it because I don't have to pay a crapton for AV software. I use it because it's free. I use it because there are constant, fast updates and great support. I use it because it has a better, more stable alternative to just about any app you need and use on windows. No lock-ins, no viruses, no piracy and no propietary software.

I use linux because it's simply... better.

[Lopesmaio1]

15 user weren't able to fly with the penguins... how sad

[daniel223543]

This isn't Linux, is it? It's from BBC.

[TheBlessedPatrick]

Woo, Linux.



[shayneloydrossum]

@killsau Gaming isn't really as supported as well as it should be on Linux, but there are issues. Wine has almost all the code you need to run windows programs including games. The real issue is that there is a drop out between the Linux community and Graphic card providers ie AMD and NVidia. So you are correct but its proprietary hardware slowing down its gaming.

[killsau]

what about us (pc) gamers, k i understand that linux is grat for coding fast working n' sutch, and that mac is good for media but, as far as i know pc is the only one that is good for gaming. if you dissagree, tell me about it(no angry comments) and its games

Use Dax!!!

[siriuslymessedup]

that looks like the bbc ad :D but penguins are so!!! *squeal*

[jarnobot]

@HealyHQ

Pinguïns forever!

[Enverescape]

Amazing commercial! If you actually air it (which I highly recommend) I would add a link to a single distribution, such as Ubuntu. When a computer newbie Googles "Linux" there is so much information there, which would likely end up putting them off.

[techfighterminal]

if i had the cash, id pay for the air time of these commercials

[Cutepupps125]

hey, arent those penguins from bbc on april fools day?

[jeeper426]

i use debian based distros on my servers, and my laptop, i also dual boot windows for when i have to go to a customers location for onsite service, i personally prefer Linux over windows, because linux works best for my needs, whereas the same functionality from windows would cost a fortune in licensing alone, i'm all for open source, the choice is yours, Open Freedom, or the restrictions of proprietary operating systems... you decide