give the perception of impropriety in what you're doing with Linux. And so you want to do it in a positive way. You want to give Linux more visibility. You want to, well, like I said earlier, you've got to show users what they can do with Linux and we've got to sell it, another dirty word for some people, but we've got to advocate for it based on, Hey, here's what I can do with my computer system and leave it at that. And just be more visible, be more positive, show what it can do. And like I said, take a lesson from the playbook of Apple. And another selling term, I mentioned that I was in sales for years, sell the sizzle, not the steak. There you go. Okay. Well, you told us the reasons why you chose to run Linux initially. Why is it that you're still choosing to run Linux now? Inertia. I just can't stop. Yeah, there are, there are a lot of reasons, but they, they all still apply. I mean, computer users should do what they want, should be able to use computers to do what they want and (78/83)
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