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      <title>The problem isn&#39;t the community, its the people</title>
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      <description>After reading Five crucial things the Linux community doesn&#39;t understand about the average computer user&#xA;I have a point myself. FIrst of all I disagreed with most of his points.&#xA;Second of all the only aim of the Linux community is NOT world domination. Sure we would love more Linux users, and more Non-Microsoft users. But not at the expense of user stupidity. Here are my two cents on why people don&#39;t want to change to Linux ( or anything new ).</description>
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