Quote from a PC magazine:-

"Let's face it: getting support for Windows is much easier than 
getting
support for Linux. That's because there are a few things militating 
against
the development of a useful Linux support network.
The first is that Linux is a derivative of Unix, a true programmer's
paradise. Unix has long been the domain which you enter by walking 
beneath
banners that say 'Normal humans need not apply' and 'User-friendliness 
is
for wimps'. A lot of this attitude has rolled over into the Linux 
community.
It expresses itself in newsgroups where flaming is a matter of course,
anyone who can't phrase a question in hexadecimal is torn to bits, and
medals are awarded for answers couched in the most cryptic terms 
possible."


Adriaan Barel



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