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Linux is failing only on desktops. As a Linux desktop user I can say that the only reason why Linux is failing in the desktop environment is BIG EGO.
If we take a look at distrowatch there is more t...
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Alan Campbell, studied at University of Stirling
No, it is a wise man’s substitute for MacOS. At least as powerful, zero cost, and free to investigate the internals, learn from and improve. You learn nothing from the Apple “walled garden”. In fac...
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Adam Murray, BSc Physics & Computer Science, University of Glasgow (2012)
Answered 22w ago · Upvoted by Chandan Pandey, Masters Computer Science & Machine Learning, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (2017) and Kunwar Abhinav Aditya, M.S. Computer Science, University of Bonn (2018)
This answer is going to vary slightly (or massively) for individual developers, but here’s one man’s reasons (mine, duh):
One less thing to think about when there’s a billion things to think about
Wi...
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There's a huge amount of path dependency in how Windows, OS X and Linux came to exist as they are.
In Bill Gates’s initial strategy, devised in the 1970s, Unix was to be the core of the Microsoft pl...
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