It's mostly trolly though. I mean, read through some of his complaints: > No high level, stable, sane (truly forward and backward compatible) and standardized

It's mostly trolly though. I mean, read through some of his complaints: > No high level, stable, sane (truly forward and backward compatible) and standardized API for developing GUI applications Really? He's calling Win32 sane and stable? The API where they're constantly having to introduce terrifying new hacks to stay bug compatible with themselves and still failing? Most of it's the same trolls we hear every day. A lot of it is good, well-founded bitching that the Linux community can absolutely do nothing about (we don't have access to hardware specifications we don't have, that simple. Until various trouble manufacturers, nVidia first and foremost, decide to start playing ball, their hardware is always going to suck on Linux).