He didn't say a lot of people were crying out for a 3rd way, just that some were. I'm guessing there were not many.
It's the same with the GNU/linux desktop. In the overall user population only a tiny fraction of people care about "freedom" and most (including me) are happy to go with Windows or OS-X.
The fraction of people who care about this stuff is vanishingly small.
It's the same with the GNU/linux desktop. In the overall user population only a tiny fraction of people care about "freedom" and most (including me) are happy to go with Windows or OS-X.
The fraction of people who care about this stuff is vanishingly small.