Linked by Iain Alexander on Thu 17th Apr 2003 07:28 UTC
Several days ago I wrote a rather scathing article about my utter dismay and disappoint with Mandrake 9.1 and by association, Linux as a whole. Since then I have had many many flames and equally as many agreeing emails (is there a simple opposite word for flame?) Since then I have been trying, really really trying to get my system working fully. But time and again I'm coming up against the same brick wall of (un)usability, computer esotericism and down right idiocy. 
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"My first computer experience was my next door neighbors Atari VCS (can't remember the model version, but pre 2600, the one with the wood effect paneling), from then on I was hooked."
*lol* !
The author doesn't seam to know what's a videogame and what's a computer. Atari VCS is a videogame and because the author has played on one of those machines, we could atleast expect him to know the difference betwen a videogame and computer!
How the hell can OSNEWS publish articles written by people who tries Linux, but don't manage to use it 2 times in the same week from an author who thinks that Nintendo Gamecube is a computer?
I will remove OSNEWS from my bookmarks and then forget about it.