Some people say Linux is useless, sucks, is for noobs, nerds, geeks, hackers, programmers and makes or render your computer a piece of junk. They're FUCKING DEAD WRONG!! Linux is for everybody, regardless of anything. Don't believe that shit. Thing is, Linux isn't useless if you know how to use basic DOS and terminal commands (since they're very similar to each other). I'm gonna say it'll cause LOTS of controversy, arguments and rage amongst hackers, geeks, gamers, users, fans and programmers. Don't you agree? I understand the hackers,gamers, geeks, users, fans and programmers that use and love windows completely. I just don't agree with the restrictions OS makers (Microsoft and Apple being the TOP two) put on the consumers who buy the OS and the (apple) hardware to run and use them on. What I feel that should be happening: An OS (Operating System) should be unrestricted, stable, secure, flawless, limitless, contain NO vulnerabilities and be compatible with all hardware platforms. An OS, if the consumer is to pay for it, should be all of the above and not contain any vulnerabilities. An OS should NOT be restricted or limited to ONE type of hardware platform, regardless if it's free or not. Linux (and I mean ALL distributions that are mobile, tablet, portable, embedded and desktop builds) can be installed on any hardware platform and is free. Some distributions aren't free, but offer the same "Install and work on anything" compatibility. Apple and Microsoft don't really believe in this at all. They just care about market domination, anti-piracy, copyright protection, content protection, restrictions, preventions and conquests over people's own computers. You already know a ton of hardware (not computers), like USB/firewire devices are only made for Microsoft or Apple's operating system compatibility. You could check every store or website selling them and you could ask, "Does this work or is this compatible with Linux at all?" and you'll most likely get one or more of the following answers "Sorry, this device doesn't work with Linux", "I've never heard of Linux before", or rarely "Yes, this device should work fine on Linux", telling you that the person that's selling the devices actually tested them on the OS. Microsoft and Apple are already bribing or forcing manufacturers to ONLY make devices compatible with Microsoft or Apple's operating systems. That means, they're going to leave us dedicated hackers, programmers, developers, users, gamers and fans IN THE FUCKING DARK with NOTHING. The only way to fight back is to make this known. Send reports to the media, question the media, question the manufacturers, spread the word about Linux to anybody that has a computer, even if they don't care. They're eventually gonna be curious to try it out and see what they like or dislike about it. Believe it or not, that's all they really care about. An exception for microsoft is accessibility. That's another reason why windows is used world wide. It's got very much, a ton of ways to be used. This makes us Linux fans feeling left out. But fear not!! Linux is catching up and is going to be at par once everything is GOLD MASTERED, meaning, works 100% without problems. There's already enough features in Gnome, KDE and XFCE that offer accessibility for anybody, so they can use their computer with ease. Now for the bugs. Yes, we just FUCKING hate them. But that's what using any operating system or software comes with. Windows has it's own share, including apple's OS X. We just gotta find, discover, reproduce, fix, or submit reports and let the developers know so they'll release an update to fix the issue. It's not gonna be just for your installation, it'll be for the ENTIRE community. You don't have to be an IT, expert, advanced, intermediate, or beginner to submit or write a bug report. You just have to be able to write it in detail so the developers know what your talking about. Researching the bug is a very smart solution to do. Using a search engine will give you results on any bug that's new, in progress of being repaired, debugged or already resolved. I hope you can understand everything I just wrote. If you need to translate it, use google's translate. It works very well.