Somebody said, people are not switching to Linux.
Well, here is my elaborate answer about the subject in matter. Open you mind and prepare to read it.
People are not switching to Linux? Then why I made the switch completely and erased windows from all my systems? Many people I have heard of, has done the same thing, and many more will still do it. Keep leaning from that side, and soon you’ll fall and realize how many people have switched nowadays. Do you think there are less Linux users now that past year? No, there are much more now, than the past year.
Why have Vista sales fallen? Because it is the first system to come out after Linux gaining mainstream acceptance. Every year more persons switch to Linux and from those if any, just a few return to Windows. Now more developers are aiming Linux rather than Windows. And thanks to Google and Google summer of code much more students will have a bigger motivation to use open source and develop for open source projects than before.
The change won’t be revolutionary, it will be evolutionary. Some thoughts to think about. And most important think: Why is MS trying to look like they are following some kind of open source scheme, releasing (read-only thought) source codes? Just my opinion, draw your own conclusions people.
