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> Also, what the hell is a "Linux person"? Is that someone who doesn't consider a day complete without compiling their own kernel extensions? Maybe I count as

> Also, what the hell is a "Linux person"? Is that someone who doesn't consider a day complete without compiling their own kernel extensions? Maybe I count as a linux person because I've written my own kernel extension?

anonymous 14y ago
Here's a handy guide: Level. Description -10. Macintosh/Windows evangelist 0. Never heard of linux 1. Heard of linux, never used it 2. Tried linux once in '97, didn't get OSS working, gave up 3. Tried linux, couldn't make it be exactly like some other OS, gave up 4. Uses linux from time to time at home and/or at work as a server os 5. Uses linux as a desktop os when needed 6. Uses linux as a desktop os, but dual/triple boots for some apps 7. Uses linux exclusively 8. Uses linux exclusively and writes kernel patches 9. Uses linux exclusively, writes kernel patches and has touched Linus Torvalds 10. Is Linus Torvalds 11. Is Linus Torvalds's wife