i really can't conclude my thoughts about this. getting more exposure to linux is really great, of course. but doesn't anyone else think that this could really make consumers realize how much of a pain in the ass linux can be? even novice users can fix windows problems, but what if they have to use a command line interface?
and windows is still way ahead in terms of multimedia support. one of the biggest reasons i don't use linux for good is because i have an mp3 player and there isn't a good solid piece of software to put music on an mp3 player in linux. at least not that i know of. someone prove me wrong and i'll make the switch for good pretty soon.
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