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I wished to have a Zaurus and an Agenda VR2 because of Linux. Now I'm finally free and mobile with my N800!
Great pool, outside of missing an 'others' option. Results are coming uniform, what is interesting...
home: Mac for everything, Windows for gaming. I got a killer pc gaming rig that I don't use much nowadays though.
mobile: iPhone 3GS 32GB =P (it's so much better than I expected)
I've tried a bunch of linux distroes for desktop in the past (mostly debian variants like ubuntu) and I don't see then point of using it when I can afford to pay more for a simpler system.. I've realized that tinkering and fighting with the technical portion of a system does not have to be a part of owning a computer system. The OEMs and OS producer should be encumbered with this preparation, and the users shouldn't be encumbered with it. Not that I can't do it (re: my work), but I chose not to deal with it for my personal setup.
Last edited by ysss; 2009-07-28 at 11:30.