Did you leave off the "/sarc" tag?
> Did you leave off the "/sarc" tag?
I don't think so. Anyone who calls Linux a "programming language", instead of an "operating system", or more properly a "kernel" (we won't get into "GNU/Linux"), probably is better suited to clicking icons, and that's fine.
We can be elitists all we want, but in sheer numbers the world runs Windows, and will until the alternatives (Mac OS-X, Linux, etc.) pick up more of a following.
On the other hand, I have hopes that after Microsoft finally admits that Vista (a.k.a. "NT6") is a total crock, and gives up on the ancient, creaking NT codebase, they do what Apple did and adopt a real operating system (a.k.a. BSD Unix) as the basis for their next product line.