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Wednesday, 20 October 2010
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"The abject failure of Linux on the desktop"
What was the point of linking to that? To show how stupidly out of date anti-Linux trolls are these days?
"I remember hours of hacking XF86Config just to add a bloody mouse, so I seriously hope the X.org system works better."
xorg hasn't needed an xorg.conf in typical configurations for about 5 years now. Seamless input device autodetection is just as old.
"Linux will only ever succeed as a Desktop Operating System if it can ship without a terminal."
I installed Ubuntu for my brother 2 years ago, and as I recall the only thing I needed to tweak from the defaults in the installer was to fiddle the partitioning a bit to get it to play better with his Windows install. But a) that was done with the GUI; b) the defaults would have been OK; c) This wouldn't be a problem with a fresh PC; and d) Users don't install OSs, OEMs do - my brother would need to call me to reinstall Windows.
Anyway, my brother has no idea what to do with a command line (he has other things he worries about) and has managed to use Ubuntu without problems since then.
It will have been auto added from a twitter reference. In this case because I questioned the sentiment (and mentioned that all other OSes ship with a command line). I have since tried to work out a way to refute this rubbish without it being further anecdotal evidence like his.
Ah. I thought these were just links you found interesting, insightful or "delicious" :-)
I did find it interesting, I found it interesting that people still thought that and filed it in case I was inspired to compile a response.
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