On Sun, 20 Dec 1998, Charles Collicutt wrote:
> Hi, > Before I start I'd like to make clear that this is *not* a flame or a > troll, I genuinely want to know the answer to my question as I would quite > like to continue using linux. > Could someone tell me why I'm using linux not Windows 95? I've been > told that linux is much better and I believed it and have been faithfully > using linux (apart from the occasional trip into a win95 partition to play > games) from then on. I've come to the conclusion that yes, as a server on > a network, linux is much more stable and you don't need to reboot often. > But for the home user, why bother? > Linux is so much harder to set up That's why I use it instead of MSWin...so much harder, because it is more configurable, i.e., I get the computing environment I want. It works the way I work, because that's how I designed it. And because ascii rulz, okay? -- (__) Sourcerer /(<>)\ O|O|O|O||O||O The world hadn't ever had so many \../ |OO|||O|||O|O moving parts or so few labels. || OO|||OO||O||O -- mlo
