Almost feel sorry for linnux users

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google: "Windows problems" --> 153,000,000 results

google: "linux problems" ---------> 133,000,000 results

Nearly as many as Windows by about 1% of users.
Another reason why only 3 geeks and a dog use linux
 
CrucialHoax said:
I see no problem with those stats. As Microsoft is a huge corporation
with infinite resources and money. Linux however is people that try to
reach out with a simple, working OS with little resources. So yeah,
linux might be -very- undeveloped, but its amazing :) Plus it's free,
try getting MS for free and have it work. It doesn't. Point proven,
nothing is perfect.
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Actually, you can run a pirated copy of Windows and it will run like the
"genuine" ones do.

Alias
 
Alias said:
Actually, you can run a pirated copy of Windows and it will run like the
"genuine" ones do.

Alias
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Thought everybody knew that.

I have a couple here right with me now. Sold two copies today.

It's a real easy money maker. :-)
 
TheRealDanS said:
Thought everybody knew that.

I have a couple here right with me now. Sold two copies today.

It's a real easy money maker. :-)
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Do you also have Ubuntu CD's? If so, I'll bet you can't even give 'em away.
 
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