One of the big problems with the Linux Desktop evangelism community is that they've entangled their identity with their OS of choice, and thus interpret all cri

One of the big problems with the Linux Desktop evangelism community is that they've entangled their identity with their OS of choice, and thus interpret all criticism as a personal attack. I still maintain that for all its many technical and architectural faults, the biggest thing holding back wider Linux Desktop adoption is the Linux Desktop community itself.