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Linux in '96 

Linux in '96 - A reference to the usability of the Linux Operating System in a particular year that is used to describe the usability of something else (often other Open Source software). For example, Chris C Kemp has compared the usability of the OpenStack cloud software to Linux in 1996. May be humorously applied to unrelated items with a user experience component.

Dude - doing your mom is like Linux in '96.

Linux in '96 by mishko May 7, 2015