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>«All the professionals evangelising Linux in the 20th century have moved to Macs now» In other words: the professional Linux advocates -- that means, the peop
by Cumpiler69 2y ago
>«All the professionals evangelising Linux in the 20th century have moved to Macs now»
In other words: the professional Linux advocates -- that means, the people who were advocating and recommending Linux to non-Linux users –- that I read and knew and sometimes have talked to -- switched.
I'm sorry, but as a professional journalist surely you must know the contradiction you've introduced here with the difference between "all Linux evangelists moved to Macs now" and "all those I know and read of switched" because those two statements are not the same thing.
One statement deals in absolutes("all Linux evangelists switched to Mac") and can be supported by sources if so, the other is a opinion based on your bubble ("all that I know switched to Mac") which is just your opinion that's different than the situation in my bubble and holds just as much weight.
- lproven 2y agoYou are still misinterpreting my words. I said, and spelled out and clarified: All *I KNOW*. If you can falsify my argument by producing examples of people who recommended Linux as a general-purpose end-user OS before Mac OS X existed and did so publicly, in published or recorded work, and who have not switched to macOS since and persist in recommending Linux in preference to it, then I will concede your point. I am not being confrontational for the sake of it. I think you are misinterpreting me and arguing with something I didn't say.