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LTT does another Linux Challenge
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Part of that problem is developers are drawn to Shiny too. So things people may want, start working in a random distro first. Then when you are comparing these features people want to Windows, it's often a catch up game.
But I think the framing the whole thing even to just the comparing the lagging features of a stable and usable distro to well... Windows is still a pretty good light.
Well have to accept that "Linux can't X" and keep all the (um actually) caveats hush until it just works. Then hopefully with enough traction and resources that time gap will shorten.