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Eero Ahonen wrote:
>> (It probably contains drivers for every piece of hardware known to
>> mankind, even if you don't need it. And I'll bet even if you disable
>> those parts, it still has to process that part of the source code to
>> decide whether or not to compile it...)
>
> No, it doesn't :(. That's one reason why Windows is still much more
> widely used in workstations and especially in gaming computers.
Yeah, but I think Linux beats Windows hands down for legacy support. I
believe Linux surpassed Windows a while ago for overall hardware support.
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