And now, replace "GNOME 3" with "Windows 8" and "touch screen device" with "non-touch device".

I am not colorblind or such. But in TF2, I have colorblind mode on to show an icon above players who are coated in Jarate. This is much more readable than looking at them. So it should not mark me as color blind just because of that tihing.

There will be one. When the Macs will take over the market. Not when the tablets will do so, as this isn’t going to happen.

I suggest buying the towel from Denon themselves. Normally, it'd cost $100, but for every customer whose last name ends in a 'q', they offer you a deal: -1% off. Or, if your name and surname have got a total of exactly ^ characters, you get it for free.

I'd like to remind you that DW ranking IS NOT a ranking of distributions. It is rather a ranking of page hits on distrowatch.

Arch Linux works like a charm. It has GNOME3, but Xfce is really friendly.

It looks like it (and an extension, which pretty much sits there and does nothing) took over 46 percent of my memory. That's a bloody gigabyte. ARE YOU SERIOUS?!

I never played Minecraft, but I think I should. I'd better watch exchange rates.

There shall be an easy way to get rid of it by re-installing Android, just like on Windows.

On the plus side, the only crapware I got is foursquare, facebook (and no twitter...), a shitty game (I saved $3, yay!), an office suite demo, a worse Browser icon and some widgets (even if they are useful sometimes).

I have a proposition for the Xfce community: let's send a cake to everyone who is responsible for forcing GNOME3 in their distros for helping us gain users.
insert the cake phrase here

Then why didn't he just stay with GNOME 2?

Because his distro (Fedora, IIRC) forced GNOME3?

PPAs? What if someone puts something nasty here? You'll be screwed...

Nope. The manual was easy to do, you could even write down the words somewhere. The always-connected DRM is a bad idea. Consider going somewhere else, you have no Internet connection, you can't play your shitty games.

Well, compare the WGA and most DRMs.
Windows wants you to activate when you install it. A few minutes and you can get rid of your network connection (or you can call them). If you want some software, it's easy to use it, too. Legitimate customers are happy, pirates find ways to destroy it.
What about the game DRMs? Requiring an Internet connection, fucking up LEGITIMATE customers. Pirates? They destroy it quickly and don't have any problems.
(Licensed Windows XP + Arch Linux)

InfoWorld's John Rizzo sees Mac OS X Lion Server as a downgrade that may prompt a move to Windows Server.

Apparently, these idiots at IDG don't know what Linux is.