One moment you say
I don't know why your defending his ignorant and defamatory comments.
and the next moment you say
Your a moron.
1) Learn the difference between "your" and "you're", and
2) If you're trying to make a point about defamatory comments, it's probably best to avoid making them yourself.
I'm absolutely correct about Linux users are intentionally lying and being wilfully ignorant about how Windows works.
I provided one example (Windows Registry), but there are hundreds more. The Windows 2000 SP3 EULA debacle is a good one; people took a single line in that EULA to mean that Microsoft was going to take control of your computer and deactivate software at their
whim. People were misled into believing that somehow installing Service Pack 3 would result in this sort of thing.
Then you have the DRM whiners, who will (depending on what year it is) try to convince you that you won't be able to play unprotected content, that MS will deactivate your computer if pirated files are found, that you won't be able to rip MP3's anymore, that
MS will basically abuse their customers for the sake of appeasing media companies, and so on and so forth...
You're probably rolling your eyes by now, but... hey, go read Slashdot, or The Register, and see what the clue-free individuals providing "content" on these sites are blathering on about. These sorts of ridiculous claims usually start at these (and a few other
similar) websites -- and guess what? They're all pro-Linux, anti-Windows websites.