Eric Livingston ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > Does that include work as well? I'm really curious about folks who have > managed to convert to Linux not just at home (which is far easier) but also > at work, so that 100% of their own computing time in both work and play is > done in a linux environment.
Well, my work is at home (I'm not an IT man :-) Sincerely, Gour > I'm really wondering how many folks out there are so fully converted to > Linux in both work and play that they would literally be unfamiliar with XP, > for instance, having never used it. Never touched XP. > There was a slashdot article a few weeks back that probably planted the seed > for this question. It was a review of Windows XP by someone who claimed they > hadn't used Windows even once in six years. I have stalled on Win98 and don't know much above it. > I wondered - how many technically proficient people out there could make a > living and carry on at work and play with computers and *never* use anything > but linux in 6 years? I suppose if you relaxed it a bit and talked about > never using Windows (but allowing for Solaris & Mac) it would be easier. But > I'm curious about folks who literally never touch another OS besides Linux > in their home and work environments. As wrote earlier, my use of Win is/was sporadic since many years I was using OS/2 (btw, I'm sure there are many OS/2 converts in Linux community :-) Sincerely, Gour -- Gour [EMAIL PROTECTED] Registered Linux User #278493 -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
