10 Reasons why you should not install Linux. Ever

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Lana Brindley

10 Linux myths debunked.

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10 Reasons Why You Do Not Want to Install Linux Ever.

4. Free Software destroys intellectual property

7. It's too hard to install things on Linux

8. Everything works on a command line in Linux

9. Linux is too difficult for normal people

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10. Once I've installed Linux, I won't be able to get rid of it

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