Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 10th Jan 2006 23:42 UTC, submitted by ishmal
"This article fairly eloquently expounds some of the reasons why Linux's job is not to become increasingly Windows-like, nor is it Open Source's duty to merely provide free duplicates of every Windows-user's favorite program. The issue has never been anything about Elite Snob vs. Concerned Newbie. It is simply a misunderstanding of what the Linux and the Open Source world is all about. Linux is not about repeating Windows with its features and flaws. It is an opportunity to experiment with new and wonderful alternatives", says OSNews reader Bob Jamison.
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2005-07-14
I got two hands, I can use them both
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Actually, it should be better this way. In "clasicall" touch-typing, there was a rule that one should use the Shift key from the other half of the keyboard as the letter you are typing. I think that could be applied to the Ctrl key as well.