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The differentiating factor for me is that it's just what I've used for 12 years and what I'm most productive in. Serious Linux users use it because it's the on
by julio_the_squid 16y ago
The differentiating factor for me is that it's just what I've used for 12 years and what I'm most productive in.
Serious Linux users use it because it's the only thing that fits the way they work. Linux has all the interface and programs I'm used to, so of course I'd be more likely to buy software for it than any other OS. What holds me back is that there isn't any software I need that I don't have...
- krakensden 16y agoI've bought some games for Linux
- scorpioxy 16y agoSame for me I guess. One problem that I do have is that if I pay Canonical, for example, to make the whole OS better, it would mostly still crap out because I made the mistake of buying at AMD/ATI graphics card. Not sure who to blame at that point. The Ubuntu people say its from ATI/AMD and ATI/AMD say that there's not enough money in the market to justify better work on the driver(that or technical problems with the differences between distros). So what then? It would still have the same result. But, in general, I do vote with my dollars.