>There's a difference between leet speak and just flat out not knowing the english language...

why don't you just go back to your geek's lounge threads and leave the linux forum alone.

>[Taken from that translator, of course]

That's the funniest thing I've seen (not really, but it's close)

>At my age I need to focus on one new thing at a time.

how old are you?

he's probably some twelve year old. I found this translator. english to 12-year-old, but no the other way around. http://www.sitinthecorner.com/binary/aolertranslator.html

>Since you don't seem to be understanding the point I'm trying to get at, let me try another way. Mac OS X is officially certified as Unix. Since it's Unix, it can run Unix software. Now do you get...

>there is definately more linux software than mac software

i don't know, how about right there?

>That's a vague statement at best. The latest version of Mac OS X is officially Unix-certified, and can run Linux software just like any other *nix system can (assuming it's open source, which it...

if you were a company that made software for consumers, wouldn't you write it for the most used operating system? Windows has been dominant for a very long time. There are plenty of applications that...

>I'm dubious.

well it's true. windows has been the dominant OS for a very long time, and if you look at a lot of the linux software, it's also available for windows and mac, most of the time.

>I am even willing to bet money that there is more software for linux than for microsoft

That's incorrect, there is more software available for Windows than for any other operating system.
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fedora is buggy in my expirience, i've had better luck with SLED 10. you should definetly give debian a try, it's very easy to install, it'll run quite fast.

one time i spent a whole day trying to make fedora core 4 look like osx. what a waist of my time that was. So i installed dreamlinux and it looks similar to osx, so that's what i'd do instead fo...