| Cew27 - you seem to be missing my point. It's the fact that if they want to install software they have to get the proper package or use yum/apt-get, whatever, something an average consumer will find overly complicated and confusing.
If it was up to me all PC newbies should use Linux just so they get some computer sense.
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23rd Nov 2008, 22:11
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