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Not nearly as much as I'd like to. GNU/Linux (I'm not being a snob, it's just the easiest way to say the kernel and all the programs that make up a distribution.) has such a wealth of applications and utilities that I will only experience a small percentage of it.
That is a very valid point, having access to that many programs and experiences may even be overwhelming. When there are several programs all doing the same thing, how do you choose which one to use. Am I getting the point of that? Would it be helpful for us to do more reviews of programs for various functions?
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