Nathan Heafner

Linux, Networking & Security

Oct
3

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Why Do You Like Linux? (Giveaway)

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Occasionally I buy extra of things I really like to share with my friends and family. It’s a nice gesture and a fun way to share the things you love. This past week I purchased The Humble Indie Bundle 6 which I really enjoyed so I bought a few extra redemption keys. Today Im giving away a Gift Key for the bundle which includes 10 games and the keys for Steam.

TO ENTER
To enter to win you just need to follow me on Google Plus or Facebook and answer the following question in the comments below.

“Why do you use Linux”

Do you use Linux because its open source, maybe because you prefer it over windows, or do you not use Linux at all? Just shout out your answer in the comments below.

THE RULES
One entry per person, please.

Winners will be selected and announced on 10/20/2012.

Good luck!

UPDATE: And the winner is …… David. Please contact me for your redemption code.

Games Included: Rochard, Shatter, S.P.A.Z, Torchlight, Vessel, Dustforce, Bit.Trip Runner, Gratuitous Space Battles, Jamesown, & Wizorb.

  • Blake Alan Hanley

    I use it because after troubleshooting windows all day it’s nice to come home to something that works.

  • richard

    It’s simple really. I use Linux because its better. When Linux sits at idle, I don’t worry about what is going on in the background. I can trust it. I only use windows for school work that requires windows-only software. I have yet to over work my PC in Linux.

  • David

    I use linux because its open source.

  • Akashshr

    Linux is awesome, What make it so that very few people use it, Its open source, All my office computers run Ubuntu! Its the system you go to when your Windows crash! Its genius, and thats that!

  • Clemens Lang

    I use Linux because it’s way more than a great OS (Kernel). For me it’s the community and the way everyone is easily able to contribute to the entire Linux ecosystem and get answers, give-and-take so to say, that really makes the difference.