>If your not running a server, or doing a task that requires linux >specifically, why are you using it?
What else can I use which crosses almost all hardware borders, bringing the stability, power, and culture of Unix? It's one thing to be able to use another Unix, or OSX (which is, of course, a very well done Unix) and get around. But to be able to use the same tools, use the same interface on virtually any hardware available is pretty amazing and a potentially very useful. It's not necessarily about today. I'm investing in the future. I'm working to make Linux better and provide support for it so it can continue on its current and future road of success. Besides, Linux is just so damn cool and enjoyable to use on my desktop. Look out for KDE 3.0 Current hardware I know of that Linux runs on: Intel x86 PowerPC S/390 (and successors) RS/6000 (and successors) AS/400 (and successors) SPARC HP Series PDA's Embedded devices (too many to list) I'm sure there's more. Anyone else know of any?
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