2004 was the year of the Linux Desktop. Fedora Core gave you everything you needed for the typical desktop use case: a browser, an office suite, and an email c

2004 was the year of the Linux Desktop. Fedora Core gave you everything you needed for the typical desktop use case: a browser, an office suite, and an email client, with a modern, sensible GUI. Anybody still denying the usability of desktop Linux since then either plays vidya (which, granted, has been a perennial problem on Linux), or is simply wrong.