Hi, for a user or a contributor, openSUSE is the Linux you work with. For a professional developer (user or contributor) or for an entity that invest (time or resources) in openSUSE ecosystem, it would be .... for a living. On Monday 02 December 2013 15:11:57 Per Jessen wrote:
agustin benito bethencourt wrote:
Hi Per,
check the differences between:
The Linux you work with, for a living
and
The Linux you work with for a living
commas are relevant. For some, openSUSE might be just the Linux you work with. For others, it might be the Linux you work with for a living.
That's a very subtle difference, if any at all. I don't quite get it, can someone spell it out for me? If I read the sentence with the comma and pause before "for a living", it does't seem to change much? The "for a living" part remains an important qualifier.
/Per
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