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Old 02-16-2011, 12:20 AM   #45
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I switched to Linux because I could customize it to how I wanted, and I could do what I wanted to do quicker.
Linux really shines on the cheap, low-wattage Atom and ARM platforms. Since it is modular, you can customize it so as to scale it to the hardware. I couldn't imagine running Vista or Win7 on my Atom gear, but a full gnome desktop with all the eye candy enabled runs just fine. Swap Gnome for XFCE or LXDE and it flies!!!

And really, compiz is just too cool:





Ok, now I am starting to act like a Linux evangelist!
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