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I think most Linux users are a bit touchy about the divide between "getting things to work" and "learning new ways of doing things" because the former is about

• lucb1e 12y ago
  > the former [getting things to work] is about drivers and things that are the Linux ecosystem's fault I don't really understand what you mean here. Are you saying all Linux issues are either driver issues or issues due to the open source mindset (the ecosystem) of Linux? > while the latter [learning new ways of doing things] is taste. (If I understand you correctly...) I think it's what you're used to more than taste. I had issues the first few weeks, but that wasn't because I prefer Windows, it's because I was used to Windows. Taste is sometimes defined by what you are used to, but not always. Music is a good example: we don't always like what we are used to or heard in the past, oftentimes our taste in music is completely different from what we have been exposed to the most.