Linux Marketshare Myth: 2012 Edition
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For all the advantages that the cloud and tablets offer, you'll have to pry my laptop out of my cold, dead hands.
That's why I hook up my netbook to a big LCD monitor when it's sitting at my desk - to get two screens, one large and one small, and a much more comfortable environment to work than a single screen would allow me.
And I don't play games, but I'd appreciate to be able to compile a Linux kernel in less than 60 seconds.
My last desktop was bought in 2002 and I am not buying a desktop again. I value the portability much more than the possibility to change slots, which in my case, I have seldom done.
I guess I've just imagined years of gaming on a laptop, then.
> And who doesnt prefer a huge screen to work with?
Got one. Along with an external keyboard and mouse. What's your point?
> Laptops are practical but never replace a desktop.
I haven't used a desktop in years.