28 thoughts on “the trouble with Linux”

1. Trouble? What trouble? I don’t see a problem here.

2. The Marchioness of W under B

   Your Grace

   I like to think that I’m like the Guy in the Middle, but my Enemies seem to think I’m more like the Guy on the Left

   Your obedt servt etc

   G Eagle

3. It’s the talons. Macs aren’t talony: they’re far more passive-aggressive than that.

4. I’m howling! Mac users = passive-progressives don’t you know?

5. You and I know different Mac users, that’s all I can say. Mine are all pissy gay graphic designers.

6. Hey, I was a Mac user once and I’ve been straighter longer than Ted Haggard ever was!

7. Come to think of it, Elton John was straighter longer than Ted Haggard ever was. Let me put that differently . . . .

8. Goodbye FFE…

9. you ain’t got me in ya penthouse . . .wait, that was for the Anna Nicole thread . . .

10. Ya, we got you in the Tron suit. Have you considered a good cardio workout from time to time?

11. Jeff Bridges carried off the tights-n-black light effect better than I ever could. Maybe if I tried for a porcine David Warner look though . . . .

12. That’s not exactly going to have George Clooney looking over his shoulder. I suggest you see the light.

13. R-C “… Mac users …. all pissy gay graphic designers”

    Your Grace

    Excuse me

    Yr ob servt

    GE

14. Well I can hardly see your Mac from here. It’s not like your section of the comments has perky little icons or something.

    Besides, have you ever asked yourself what would happen if you put on a black mock turtleneck and some tight jeans, and tried to come up with a layout for an OUT magazine cover?

15. So THAT’s where Sylvester went.

16. real great bolg
    Thanks friend

17. I hate apple, all the DJ’s I work with use them and they almost fit into the group the pic above stereotypes… I’m linux… but I haven’t worn pants that tight since my junior year talent show gig…

18. And we are all intensely grateful.

19. I believe the point is comedy, nice one, check out my blog, it’s new and I hope you like it[ed: fight spam! don’t be THAT GUY], btw the Linux users should be a “?” because of the variety of Linux

20. I would like to learn Ubuntu Server (not desktop). The server edition does not have a desktop and is command prompt based. I am very familiar with Windows and Windows Servers, IIS 5 and IIS 6 as well as with MS-DOS. What I am looking to do is to be able to set up an experimental Linux web server. I have installed Apache on Windows test servers successfully but would like to do so with Linux. How long would it take a typical person with my level of knowledge to learn how to set up and administer a Linux webserver? Thank you.

21. I have NO FREAKING IDEA.

22. The only problem with GNU+Linux is , it will soon eatup the market of both Mac and Win. Then Windows will giveup OS business and make potato chips, an Mac making sauce.

23. Uh-huh. How many marketing people do they have? The triumph of VHS over Betamax proves that even WITH awesome marketing, good tech can be defeated by bad tech.

24. Unfortunately, when you give your software away for free, it’s hard to finance actual sharp-suited (or expensive turtle-necked) marketing people. Linux growth generally doesn’t come from corporate people telling you what to use, it comes from the guy next door saying “Hey, this’ll solve your problem. Oh, and it’s free” (of course, realistically speaking, it’ll give you a dozen new problems in the short term too!).

    Oh, and to lucesitam… personally I’d recommend installing Ubuntu Desktop, even if you want to run it as a server. Desktop gives you the ability to do everything you can do in Server, just gives you the option of falling back to a GUI if you want to.

    [Apologies Raincoaster for turning your blog into a Linux support forum]

25. Go for it. As you and I both know, they’re not gonna have Steve Jobs looking over his shoulder without some serious help.

    Meanwhile, I’m off to play with my new Jesus Phone. The last owner left ALL his mp3’s on it, and he’s got WAY better musical taste than me.

26. On the subject of your Jesus phone, did you see this last week:
    http://www.strandreports.com/sw4031.asp

    It’s a consulting company’s report… “When we examine the iPhone users’ arguments defending the iPhone, it reminds us of the famous Stockholm Syndrome”

27. Thanks so much. The next time I get something nice, remind me not to tell you about it.

28. Both Mac and Windows sucks in my view…

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