Graeme Geldenhuys wrote 5 lines
So what?
I'm typing from Linux right now in my office and we have for it:
* Zero support - The company guidelines are: Configure yourself your own computer. The sys-admins only guarantee that I have a ethernet cable with internet access
* Zero guarantees - Yesterday the partitioner of the installer managed to corrupt and destroy the data of a partition which I hadn't touched. It literally "ate my hard drive (one partition actually)" and destroyed my data, like the Lazarus snapshots page says could happen =) Not that I care, I have everything on SVN anyway, I just lost some unsaved SVN changes and some hours to set up encryption and download all the stuff again.
* Amarok also doesn't play any sound and KDE 4 in general is a piece of crap.
Nevertheless I don't send e-mails complaining about it or claiming that companies should not use Linux.
Like if using Windows (the commercial solution in the other partition) would solve anything anyway. hahaha ... it would be very funny to call Microsoft technical support (Or Google's or HTC's) and ask them to fix my Android USB debugging for some particular devices in Windows =D
