Re:OpenSSH (Score 1)

It's exactly this attitude that keeps linux off of the desktop. When will people learn that an important goal of software is usability. If you'd step down from your ivory tower of "31337"-ness for one moment, perhaps you'd see the use of this for the average joe user looking to build a cluster or distributed computing system.

Looking at the comments you've posted, it's clear that you are a linux advocate, of the most misguided sort. How could someone who posted "linux needs games" have an attitude like this?

Also, are you aware that OpenSSH has recently been Trojaned?

I got tired of dual boot a long time ago, so for me, a KVM and KDE and Windows XP are my best friends, KDE for work, and XP for play. But high performance clusters probably aren't for the "lowly users", perhaps they should be using 486es with barebones linux 1.1, perhaps then you would be satisfied, because then they would suffer as we did (though it appears from your comment here that you are in fact quite young and perhaps do not remember those days).

People developed things like KDE for a reason, you know.