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Old 04-03-2007, 10:00   #122
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Re: might give Linux OS 2007 a go

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Originally Posted by Jon T View Post
Maybe in a few years Linux will mature(as Win 3.11) did, into a "pickup and use" OS, but at the moment it is nowhere near that point.
The problem is, 'pickup and use' to whom? I've been using solely Linux distributions (currently Frugalware) at home for the past 5 years, one of the reasons being that I prefer the more technical involvement in the system than Windows can give. I'd hate to see Linux distros becoming more like Windows clones as it would probably lose a lot of the features that I like and negate my reasons for switching from Windows in the first place.
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