Your type of *NIX supporters can suck a ****, you're nothing but fanbois. Your loyalties do nothing but destroy the OS and the distros to the point where you can't even release something worth using. As a Slackware user since ver. 2.5, I've seen how destructive you assholes are on a regular basis. It's getting grating and annoying, it's been nearly 20 years now, drop the hostility.

They haven't fixed it because there is no incentive for them to. You do not waste time/money on fixing something that there is no real demand for.

I will have to agree with that. It seems the way to go in the future anyways with Windows grinding out onto ARM cores now. Sure the *NIX crowd will be capable of doing this, but with the number of Win users on server side being able to run ARM based machines, it's telling that the market will be more flexible and apt to adopt technology of this nature.

No offense, I have used the alternatives to MS Office. They are not the same. Office is one thing that MS actually has done a good job with lately. Windows 7 wasn't that bad either.

It has a keyboard.

Intel, they just went for their license last week. AMD has had their license for 4 years now. Who want's to make bets on who is going to win this race? AMD has won all of the previous ones.

I called this three months ago after they announced that they would likely be going in a new direction. Not here obviously...

Waiting for it to arrive, and plan on deving some ideas I've been throwing around for the past few years. Just think, this might be a way for Linux to break into the game market. Having a handheld that can carry games that are ported from the computer version done on Linux on your PC. I just wish it had rechargable batteries rather than AAs. Those things get expensive after a while. Not to mention how bad they are for the environment.