Being the numero uno of the Linux Kernel doesn't give him the right to bad-mouth the efforts of thousands of developers who are working day in day out and sometimes for free to give a stable and 'modern' interface to users all around the world. Mind you he said the same about KDE not too long ago. I like Gnome3, Unity and KDE4.?? it's all a matter of choice and preference and thank God Linux gives users the option to make that choice.

It's nothing personal, glad doing business with you - from Apple to you

things like this happens regularly in the UK. If UK Government agencies can't keep our data safe, how much more an ISP that has "demon" as it's name