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"content": "nostr:npub10zmx7gk5ymh7kyq725wsdq4rqemwwdm8h7hms2kh2dyzchkf4y7sxjzrpx I respectfully disagree with that, I think it would be more appropriate to suggest that Linux isn't able to use the same soft/hardware so if someone is unwilling/unable to change their work flow to use alternative (and often much better) applications, then Linux might not be right for some people, but Linux is absolutely ready for primetime daily desktop use, and has been for years.",
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