"You need to try Linux"
"You need to try Linux"
Originally this was a reply to this article about a Windows feature called Recall, but there's a good argument the author's concerns resonate far beyond Windows and Meta to proprietary generally.
"You need to try Linux"
Originally this was a reply to this article about a Windows feature called Recall, but there's a good argument the author's concerns resonate far beyond Windows and Meta to proprietary generally.
He clearly says "You need to try, Linux". He's talking to someone named Linux. Someone that needs to try.
Someone who*
Someone who what* ?
Needs to try
Whom*
Someone whom? Doesn't sound right
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/commonly-confused-words/who-vs-whom/