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[Chong Yu Meng]

Actually, I think there is some polarization going on now -- those who 
are used to Windoze and proprietary software are avoiding Open Source 
and getting really defensive about their choice right now (see 
http://www.adequacy.org/public/stories/2001.7.2.01120.34620.html). So, 
it's not likely they'll even ask questions on the list. That just leaves 
us "Linux zealots".

Regards,
pascal chong


Ken Moffat wrote:

> Joel Hammer wrote:
>
>>
>> Or, the distros are getting easier to use.
>>
> I tend to agree with this one.
> Also, there are so many more resources out there now than a few years 
> ago.
>
> It is also possible desktop linux has stalled. There was a flurry of 
> interest, but maybe it's passing. Only the truly interested are 
> sticking with it? Just speculation... I think the releases now are 
> much more usable, simplified, so fewer questions. This makes it a bit 
> tougher to learn by answering, which is how I have learned a lot.
>
>