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[Trunks]

He does a terrible job about describing linux, the article is put toward people that don't know much the operating system, but yet he uses terminology that they wouldn't even know.

[Trunks]

Guys an idiot, just sayin. I hope this was written in like 1995 for the writers sake.

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06, really? ... 06, yep guys an idiot.

[CraeSC111]

I think that what he meant by that was that since Windows and Linux are different they have the ability to surpass one another. If one was a copy it could obviously not be superior to the original. Speaking of copies this is a Windows-NT OS.

[Trunks]

Yeah, I figured, it's just worded horribly, and confusing because he switches points of views constantly.

[CraeSC111]

I would say that you can't really say that Linux is user-friendly or not because there are differences between how people interpret something as user-friendly. Plus there are many different flavors of Linux which have various ways of doing things.

[Trunks]

I think that what he meant by that was that since Windows and Linux are different they have the ability to surpass one another. If one was a copy it could obviously not be superior to the original. Speaking of copies this is a Windows-NT OS.

that'd be cool if windows xp wasn''t basically free. Like if they had that for windows 7 it would be sweet. Not worth all the glitches and errors you would probably get though.

[CraeSC111]

I am guessing that he isn't really a professional writer. Probably someone who is interested in Linux, possibly a software developer, who is writing an article on his opinion of Linux

[Trunks]

I would say that you can't really say that Linux is user-friendly or not because there are differences between how people interpret something as user-friendly. Plus there are many different flavors of Linux which have various ways of doing things.

Well, I think as he described user friendly, something that can be used with no or low experience. If you put people that have never used a computer. Had them use both windows and Linux, I'm sure almost all of them would say windows is easier to run.

[Trunks]

I am guessing that he isn't really a professional writer. Probably someone who is interested in Linux, possibly a software developer, who is writing an article on his opinion of Linux

I would say he's lacking the writing skills of a high school student. I'm just bored and felt like picking it apart to be honest though.