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Comments
Gregg Bolinger replied ago:
I've decided to stop voting things down because I think not voting at all makes the same point a bit more "nicely". The reason is because this article contains nothing. The guy uses Fedora because it fits like an old pair of jeans. He knows where things are so he can fix it when it breaks. Um, ok. There is zero worthwhile developer content.
mrjohnson replied ago:
I agree. If one used the same argument to stay with Windows, he'd probably object.
sskjames replied ago:
Thanks for your comments guys. I thought of reading this article. Lucky I didn't.
jakyra replied ago:
I too appreciate the comments. It's good to know why something isn't worth reading.
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