Ubuntu9.10 has a fog in front of more than 70 thousand buckets of glinux

Currently, for Linux, the sky is not clear. What should I do? At present, Linux has encountered some problems on the way forward. Of course, this is a problem in development. Every time Linux stride forward, it will always find some new problems that have to be returned. One step forward and one step backward, almost unchanged. According to w3counter statistics, the Linux user shares soared by October age points in 0.30, and fell by November again in 0.34. Why? According to Ubuntu official

Currently, for Linux, the sky is not clear. What should I do?

At present, Linux has encountered some problems on the way forward. Of course, this is a problem in development. Every time Linux stride forward, it will always find some new problems that have to be returned. One step forward and one step backward, almost unchanged. According to w3counter statistics, the Linux user shares soared by October age points in 0.30, and fell by November again in 0.34. Why?

According to data published on the official Ubuntu website on September 11, November 18, there were 9.10 bugs (unfixed program bugs) in Ubuntu 74,905, 31 of which were serious. By December 14, no bugs were removed, on the contrary, the number of bugs that have not yet been solved is increased by 76,568, and 42 are serious. How does this happen? Will program bugs increase? Obviously, the fact is that there are more bugs than the ones that have been solved. Which day is the first? It seems that the prospect of Linux is not good, just like a fog blocking the road forward.

Ubuntu 9.10 has over 70 thousand bugs

On the premise that there are so many program bugs in Linux (desktop), what are Linux users in the true sense? Linux users are full of bugs? Bugs in Linux often cannot be found when there are few users. When there are more users, the bugs will pop up (that is, they are discovered ). In this case (many program bugs), the Linux user base will not be stable.

In fact, bugs in Linux are not terrible. Ubuntu 10.04 vowed to "bug-free" (no bugs ). We have reason to believe this. In today's world, almost all computer users are labeled as XP, and even those who have unplugged hard drive lines are no exception. Currently, XP users are still XP users. Linux can only be auxiliary tools. This is the objective basis of the Live strategy.

In the Linux information Command's global Linux website link list, there is no website name for any Mainland China region. It is not as good as the neighboring countries and regions, and a large Linux blank area appears. What is the cause? This is because, in our country, Linux's "Classics" have been neglected by some people. What "Made in China" Linux, foreigners just don't understand. In terms of how to look at Linux, we can't get down, or blindly optimistic. We must be realistic. Otherwise, we will mislead the public. There is an objective fact that everyone should know that the cash transactions for Free Software in Kanas are in progress shortly after the opening of the Free Software store in China. This is a big pleasure. People have been angry with Linux's empty preaching.

Note: In general, ordinary people often cannot experience the existence of program bugs. It is very complicated to test program bugs. For example, the Mint 8 desktop I am using must have a number of undiscovered bugs, but it will not affect common applications. Otherwise, bugs have been discovered.