[dundee] More on the P0wn to 0wn

[Digit (SG)]

"but Linux doesnt have the amount of noobs then XP/Vista."

yup, the reputation for a rugged learning curve doesn't attract noobs
as that first few ledges can seem a little high (at least this was
true a few years ago.
and there being less of a ceiling to learning, and less pandering to
noobs' cries to lower the bar n make it easier... this also ensures
that what few noobs there are in the linux comunity either dont stay
noobs for long, or don't stay with linux.


On 02/04/2008, Tim Spencer <samurai.mit at gmail.com> wrote:
> the first part was a quote from the link gary posted. Also i would higligth
> that there are more inexperienced users using XP/Vista then any other OS.
> Mac users are normally more interested in the advantages it gives them for
> their private/public work (garphics etc.) where as Linux users becuase it
> gives them more advantages with their private/public work (voiding
> varaties/buggering up their kernal/or just all round world improvement). So
> ur probalby more  likly to get away  with hacks on XP/Vista hacks then with
> more experienced computer users (linux users) who could notice something
> being off. there said there are a lot of experiences computer users on
> XP/Vista but Linux doesnt have the amount of noobs then XP/Vista.
>


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