I think the problem is, that some people (including me) have much too high expectations. Linux does cost nothing, so nobody is really responsible. I think Win

I think the problem is, that some people (including me) have much too high expectations. Linux does cost nothing, so nobody is really responsible. I think Windows 7 is lightyears ahead, if you compare the organized manpower and level of professionalism involved (I say this as a 90% Linux User). If anybody talks about being on par with Windows soon, I think that's nothing but hubris. I decided to see Desktop-Linux as some kind of stagecoach in the 21st century, and seen as a stagecoach it does a good job. Lowering my expectations made it possible to get over my initial frustration and get back to work, concentrating on what works.