Comment 524 for bug 1

1/2: "Drivers": I can agree on that: that is not easy and has different
roots, its mainly that suppliers must be convinced to cooperate: some
already do provide linux drivers, which is good!

2/2: "software windows<->linux." 98%? Have you kept score?
  I was amazed to see the amount of programs running (also) on Linux, if
you search for it ... and with Synaptic in Debian (& Ubuntu), the searching
has become less necessary & much easier than windows for installation and
(automatic) upgrades!

On 23/11/2007, Elliott <email address hidden> wrote:
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> In my eyes, the #2 thing holding this back are the driver issues. There
> is always always always some issue with drivers that causes problems
> ranging from annoyances to system-stopping errors. Until this is worked
> out, ubuntu (and linux in general) will never be mainstream.
>
> The#1 thing is obviously the fact that 98% of all ssoftware out there is
> intended forr Windows, and not all of it runs smoothly in programs like
> wine.
>
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> Microsoft has a majority market share
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1
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