I really do not think that it is that black and white. First it is not about people who do not like Linux on the desktop but about people who used Linux on the

I really do not think that it is that black and white. First it is not about people who do not like Linux on the desktop but about people who used Linux on the desktop for many years, promoted it at their schools, at their companies, to their friends. And then after many years struggling against the same problems all over again they discover that it is not worth their time. Then there is another question - does it make the Linux desktop better if people (like the author and me) stop using it?