> All I have said is that you don't need an MBA to be successful. If that were all you said, we wouldn't be disagreeing. But that's not all you said. It's rid

> All I have said is that you don't need an MBA to be successful. If that were all you said, we wouldn't be disagreeing. But that's not all you said. It's ridiculous to claim that all you said was that you don't need an MBA to be successful--anyone can read your previous post and see that you claimed a lot more than that. > Anyway, back to your arguments: you claim a lot of issues with windows and linux but you don't give a single real-life example. So basically, citation needed :) Windows: The default shell is abysmal, PowerShell is geared toward MS-centric programming (which requires other, expensive tools) and still isn't up to par with bash, and bash ports to windows are a bit limited and buggy. Meanwhile, bash isn't even the best shell on Unix systems. Linux: I spent about 4 hours this past weekend getting wireless working on a Dell laptop. It's an 8 year old laptop--newer laptops are less likely to have mature drivers since there's been less time to for drivers to have been produced or released. If you had spent significant time working on these systems, you wouldn't need citations, because you'd have plenty from your personal experience.