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:The Psychology Of A Distrohopper
The Psychology Of A Distrohopper
Nov 4, 2009, 23 :33 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (5977 reads)

(Other stories by Jim Lynch)

[ Thanks to Jim Lynch for this link. ]

"What Makes Somebody A Distrohopper?

"So what exactly makes somebody keep switching around to different Linux distributions? I don’t think it has anything to do with a natural tendency toward distropromiscuity. Rather I think that it has everything to do with a non-stop quest to investigate new possibilities and find new options in desktop Linux.

"Distrohoppers have a compelling need to monitor the progress of desktop Linux by installing the latest and greatest distro. What’s changed? What new features are available? What about the theme? The icons? Distrohoppers are innately curious and have an insatiable need to keep up with the development of desktop Linux.

"Distrohoppers are not content to simply read a review, they want hands on experience with a new version of a distro and that’s what makes sites like Distrowatch so popular. Every time there’s a new release of a worthwhile distro, you can bet that distrohoppers will swarm the site looking for info and download links."

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