The "startup days" of Linux seem to be behind it. Saw this interesting article come by and I couldn't agree more.
The more popular linux becomes, the more user friendly it becomes, the more it looks and feels like Windoze.

The more popular linux becomes, the more user friendly it becomes, the more it looks and feels like Windoze.

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But I am almost sure that no matter how much Linux 'grows' it will never be the same as windoze, ever. ;)
Yeah, quite true. I am right now running Ubuntu as a virtual OS inside XP. Though "most" things work great, there is still a LOT of installation you need to do to get comfortable. On the other hand Suse is likely to be better coz it does have a lot more apps(or bloatware) as part of default install.
Its the same problem with all linux distributions. Everyone of them have some thing we want and a lot of things we dont want. and tailoring them to our needs is not that easy or extremely hard. I am still using a fedora distribution in vmware that I installed 2 years back and tailored. I dont want to install a new one simply cos i dont want to configure anything. Also, to be honest, the GUI of linux sux! With windoze, my day to day life is easier.. :) but for development, linux rocks! :)
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