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If history is any evidence, nothing. :P
by houseabsolute 16y ago
If history is any evidence, nothing. :P
- davidw 16y agoActually, as someone who has used Linux as desktop software since 1996, I would say the exact opposite: it's making rapid progress compared to where it was once. Perhaps it still hasn't quite caught up, but I'm relatively certain that soonish, it will be 'good enough' for an ever-larger segment of the population. It's already 'good enough' for a lot of people.
- jim_dot 16y agoit will always "soon" be ready for large-scale adoption. But it never will.
- davidw 16y agoUntil it is. In 2006 we had Ubuntu on all computers at the company I worked for, because most of the people were either 1) developers and used it anwyway or 2) didn't really need more than a browser and openoffice anyway, and were thus perfectly content with it.