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Does Linux software work ?

By Stefano Forenza on November 29, 2008

This happened on IRC yesterday ;-)

(07:55:38 PM) tacone: if you install a mostly unknown third party app on linux you usually expect it to not work
[...]
(07:56:50 PM) qense: I expect it to work, which is mostly does.
(07:56:57 PM) tacone: nice :)
(07:57:10 PM) qense left the room (quit: Remote closed the connection).
(08:01:51 PM) qense [n=qense@ck523187-a.dokku1.fr.home.nl] entered the room.
(08:02:06 PM) qense: What happened?

:-D :-D :-D :-D :-D

What do you think is the average quality level of third party linux software?

Oh, I forgot, greetings Qense :-) .

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2 responses to “Does Linux software work ?”

  1. Sense Hofstede
    Sense Hofstede
    November 29, 2008 at 12:47 pm |

    Great. :P You could say that what I did wasn’t actually helping me. Maybe I should have said that I closed it myself by accident!
    I’ve never had any crashes like that when I was using the plain XChat, but now when I’m using XChat-GNOME things seem to be less stable.

  2. Tiago Faria
    Tiago Faria
    November 29, 2008 at 4:56 pm |

    Quotes like this make me feel bad for having ubuntubash.org down :S

    Good stuff, indeed :)

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