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Jesús Guerrero wrote: |
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> It's not "The community vs. you", you are part of the community |
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> since the very moment you start using linux. |
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Most people don't want to be some part of some weird community. They |
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just want to use a computer. If they were looking for friends, they |
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might try the local sports club. |
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Linux has reached a point where it tries to appeal to users. You don't |
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ask them anymore to go fix the problems. You have to fix them yourself. |
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I believe any distro that doesn't adopt a development model where user |
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support and QA are important, is going to die at some point. Linux |
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doesn't seem to have gathered new users since ages; 2003 maybe? Or |
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2004? No visible growth since then. With no new users, and most users |
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converting to Ubuntu and openSUSE, there's simply not enough users left |
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to keep other distros alive. |