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>Pick any OS and if you've never used it before you'll run into quite a bit of cognitive dissonance when trying it out for the first time. That's the author's
by AimHere 14y ago
>Pick any OS and if you've never used it before you'll run into quite a bit of cognitive dissonance when trying it out for the first time.
That's the author's point. He's parodying the myriad 'I tried Linux, and it sucks' blogs that have been around since forever ago.
Since he knew that large sections of the internet have trouble with subtlety and sarcasm, and wouldn't get that without him saying so explicitly in the text, he said so explicitly in the text. Which would have helped if there weren't also large sections of the internet that are prone to commenting before reading the text.
- WayneDB 14y agoYeah, but Linux sucks on the desktop for reasons that are completely different than the types of reasons that are being enumerated here for Windows. For instance: Fragmentation. Relatively low quality desktop software. Unavailability of certain types of software. Lack of certain features altogether like file "created date" for files, on most distributions.
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