Reviews of Linux Kernel

1. 
   mrpowerup

   Reviewing 2.6.30-rc3 (Apr 29, 2009)

   omg cant believe some one tryed to install the linux kernel into windows, but would make one hell of an ad :)
   
   ( tried under Windows Se7en beta (awesome OS)...failed. Doesn't even run under Vista...
   
   useless 8-] )
   
   hello im a windows pc user
   oh that looks interesting
   double click
   down loading ( linux Kernel )
   double click
   hmm wont install
   must be broken
   
   linux excite your mind
2. 
   Joco

   Reviewing 2.6.30-rc3 (Apr 28, 2009)

   Typical WIndows users. Click, Download , Installed anything found on the Internet. Then start the thing and figure out what can be done with it. When lucky, the program could play music, display images or do some spyware scans. When unlucky, the computer is loaded with malwares.
   
   cowgaR below reached advance level. Even tried to install a Linux Kernel under Windows and discovered that it doesn't work and concluded that it's a bad program. And by a magic extrapolation linked the fact to that Windows is awesome.
   
   Thanks to these users, the secutities issues will never cease. And the fact that Linux users don''t get hit by malware is probably to unreal for them to grasp.
3. 
   cowgaR

   Reviewing 2.6.29-rc2 (Jan 20, 2009)

   tried under Windows Se7en beta (awesome OS)...failed. Doesn't even run under Vista...
   
   useless 8-]
4. 
   smantara

   Reviewing 2.6.29-rc2 (Jan 20, 2009)

   Most people use Windows because they don't know any better since that is usually what comes with their new systems. They think that PCs and Windows are like Macs and OSX. One and the same.
   
   @po4ko
   
   You can now get Adobe Acrobat Reader 8 in a Linux version and Google has made it so that Photoshop CS2 will work under WINE. I know that Photoshop Lightroom will install and run under WINE.
   
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5. 
   zridling

   Reviewing 2.6.25 (Apr 17, 2008)

   Started in late 2006 (about the time Vista was being upchucked) and spent much of 2007 distro-hopping and making the switch to GNU/Linux.
   
   I'm having the time of the my life, was able to replace every program from my Windows desktop — many of which were supported or are now webware/in the cloud, and I haven't looked back. Best of all, I get to chuckle at all the depressing Windows news without a care.
   
   Mind you, this page is just Linux (kernel only). But for the occasional troll who still doesn't know what's on the Linux desktop, start with Compiz. Here's one comparison between Vista Aero and Compiz, which is now over a year old!

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