Xoj said:
Kasz216 said:
alephnull said:
twesterm said:
Again, you are not reading what they are writing. It's like some people are just so eager to hate anything Microsoft/Windows because it's cool that they just don't pay attention.
They are not saying that no software exists for iPod support, they are saying that there is more software for iPod support on Windows. That is what they are saying.
As for WoW, go ahead and link to the tutorial that you wrote. The fact you had to write a tutorial on how to install a program tells me that I'm right-- installing WoW isn't intuitive.
That is what they mean on the games point-- you don't just insert the disc and press go.
And am I supposed to believe that because your one set of drivers works for your Ubuntu setup works flawlessly and your one set of drivers on Windows doesn't means that is the case for everybody?
I forgot that your one example is enough of a random sampling to constitute everybody.
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Unconditional Microsoft love seems as much a vice as unconditional Microsoft hate. It would be one thing to chalk this up to marketing propoganda as usual, but that's not what you are doing.
Please explain to me the way in which linux's mp3 support is limited.
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Linux doesn't support every MP3 player.
That should be obvious. It was obvious as soon as i read it... everything on there is actually true.
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it does.
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No it doesn't.
There are MP3 players that are windows only because they require drivers.
Linux only supports MP3 players that load via USB without drivers.
