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Oct 12, 2007, 02 :15 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3973 reads)

(Other stories by Richard Hillesley)

"There are Linux users that have little use for productivity suites, and depend instead on a simple text editor, which has all the functions any one man or woman could need, and makes files that everyone can read. This method of communicating with the outside world is all too obvious for those of us who have learned their craft with a keyboard and a command line, and have never depended on the click of a mouse for access to a computer. Once upon a time Linux users prided themselves on lack of bloat and simplicity of use. But times have changed.

"Since increasing numbers of Windows users have deserted their roots and infiltrated the citadel, Linux users have changed their expectations..."

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