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The sad state of Linux desktop diversity and accessibility

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The sad state of Linux desktop diversity and accessibility

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This article reads like a cheap parady of the corporate hit pieces Microsoft used to pay for.

Linux desktop diversity is great, it’s best in the world. No other operating system has so many different desktop environments or customizations available.

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