The Four Different Types of Linux Users

[Sadiq S]

On 06/12/2010 06:22 PM, Michael Lauzon wrote:
> Just found the following on a forum I'm a member of, so which type of
> Linux users are the members of TLUG:
>
> "In the three years I have been using Linux as my primary operating
> system I've taken note that in general there are four different types
> of Linux users. Each one fits a distinct niche and it is possible to
> change from one type into another over time.
>
>
> "Linux Advocate:
> Someone who uses Linux because they feel it is a superior or more
> stable operating environment. Typically this is someone who knows
> their way around the computer a bit and isn't afraid to post on a
> forum asking a question or get their hands dirty with a bit of
> terminal code to get their system up and running. While they love the
> power of FOSS they realize at the same time that the entire world does
> not work in this manner (although it would be great if it did). They
> are typically willing to use restricted codecs and closed source video
> drivers to get the performance and functionality they need out of
> their system. While it is not uncommon for them to recommend Linux to
> their family and friends, most times they will even help them get it
> setup, they realize that some people are happy with Windows and they
> acknowledge this.
>
>
> ~Jeff Hoogland"
>
> http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2010/06/four-different-types-of-linux-users.html
>    

I used to fit under the "Dual-booter" category but now I'm proud to say that I'm a full blown Linux advocate. :)
It's been a month since I have made the complete switch to Ubuntu, and I love it.

This blogger seems to have a nice blog, thanks for the tip!


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