W10 is fine --but is Linux so different now - All GUI's look similar

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  1. sn00ker
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    whs said:
    As I said - you have not understood a thing.
    I understand Linux just fine . Linux has been around since what the early 90ties, yes? And most of their distros are free.... Hmmmm .... So lets see if something were great and free you would think the majority would be using it by now, no? Or maybe the majority are stupid. LMAO... The majority don't use it simply because it's crap.
    Last edited by sn00ker; 11 Feb 2016 at 15:20.
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  3. whs
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       New #22

    I don't think it is worth my time to discuss this any further.
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  4. DeaconFrost
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    whs said:
    I don't think it is worth my time to discuss with a hick like you. I prefer educated people.
    Easy, whs. Where's that agree to have difference of opinion you used in the upgrade or not discussion? Don't need any insightful posters getting banned (temp or otherwise).
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  6. whs
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    You are right Deacon. But the man went up my sinuses. I have no problem with an opposing position, but it must be based on facts. I will change the wording.
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  7. Winuser
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    IMHO, hardware/software support is what's holding Linux back. With the right version of Linux it's not that hard to use.
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  8. Barman58
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       New #26

    This is a windows forum
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