Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 4th Feb 2009 14:11 UTC
With Linux traditionally coming in many, many flavours, a common call among some Linux fans - but mostly among people who actually do not use Linux - is to standardise all the various distributions, and work from a single "one-distribution-to-rule-them-all". In a recent interview, Linus Tovalds discarded the idea, stating that he thinks "it's something absolutely required!"
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What about those who tried X, but still went back to Y?
(By try I mean used it for at least a couple of months and gotten to know it well enough for their use.)
Are they only going to Y because it's what they know?
...because clever marketing and fanboys got them back to Y?
...because they are blind zealots who tried something else to they could say "I tried it and and it Y is better!"
Edited 2009-02-05 17:42 UTC
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And Linux users are using it only because they are blind zealots?
See how stupid my comment sounds. That's how stupid your comment sounded. This is not Slashdot, you can do better.