Speaking the truth in the Church of Linux is an excellent way to get ex-communicated. I also think the Linux community has a natural desire to avoid facing these facts, and that as a community, it would often rather embrace a fantasy world where Ubuntu is really a compelling alternative to a Windows OS that could threaten to disrupt Microsoft dominance. I think it stings the Linux community to hear things like this put so bluntly. Unfortunately, that is exactly what Linux does when it tries to compete directly with Windows on the desktop OS platform in areas like Plug-and-Play support for the widest variety of consumer accessories. Certainly my opponent is the BETTER choice for foreign policy, but hey, I'm a NICER guy, and even if I'm not as good, I'm much better than I used to be'.

' My opponent claims that I am inferior to him in foreign policy, and while this may be true, I have made SIGNIFICANT advances in my foreign policy skills. If I were a politician, I wouldn't campaign by claiming: In my own defense, I don't think I am 'anti-Linux' I think the main problem is that the Linux community pictures itself as a looming threat directly to Microsoft 'dominance'.įrankly, Linux spends too much time directly trying to compare itself to Microsoft in areas where Microsoft dominance is virtually insurmountable, and where Linux, despite significant advances, finds itself (relatively) lacking. I'm fairly frequently accused of being a Microsoft Fanboy or Corporate Stooge for what it seems many Linux fans mistake as an 'anti-Linuxâ€ philosophy and outlook.

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