A Linux advocacy question.Here is my draft reply to someone from the UK Government's Driving Standards Agency (DSA) website who says they don't test their website on Linux.Can you improve on it, make it more persuasive for this team which does not have any equipment which has Linux installed ?Dear XXXXXXXX,Thank you for your reply.I'm surprised to hear that you do not test the website on Linux.  Roughly 70 million people use Linux, and it accounts for 5% of web  traffic. How many users does your website have? Take 5% of that, I bet  it's still a lot. All those people may be encountering bugs, errors  and frustration with the website, generating untold amounts of bad  will. As you stated you have not tested the website using Linux, you  don't know whether it works as desired or not on Linux.When you say the problem might be unique to my system setup you may  well be correct, however you don't know how many other users of your  website use the same or similar enough system setup to encounter the  same problem. The answer may surprise you. Check your website logs.The fact that no-one else has reported the problem does not mean it  does not exist. I'm sure you would feel happier and more confident in  your website if you attempted to reproduce the problem using Ubuntu  Linux and Chrome, two pieces of software which are freely available  and in use daily by millions of people across the country.Thank you- XXXXXXXXXXXXSources:http://hothardware.com/cs/forums/p/54435/390170.aspxhttp://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asphttp://linuxcounter.net/On 05/02/14 15:51, XXXXXXXXXXX wrote:  >Dear XXXXXXXXXThank you for your email of 23 January about the internet booking system.I should explain that the operating system and browser that you are using is not a combination that is supported as we do not have any    equipment which has Linux installed.We will however run test against the equipment that we do have to see if this problem occurs.Might I also explain that we have received no other reports from customers who have stated that pages do not load after clicking    continue. It therefore maybe a fault that is unique to your system    setup.Yours sincerelyXXXXXXXXXXXXCustomer Support CorrespondenceCustomer OperationsXXXXXXXXXXX@dsa.gsi.gov.ukDate: 23 January 2014 15:46Subject: Website buttons do not work 100% correctlyTo: XXXXXXXXXXX@dsa.gsi.gov.ukPlease forward this onto the technical website team who can try to reproduce it on Linux.I tried to book a practical test today and the big green continue buttons did not work correctly.      Half the time I clicked one with the mouse, nothing would happen.      And by that I mean that no new page would load.      Even after I clicked it, waited several seconds to see if a page was loading (the browser said it wasn't), and tried again.      I can tell in my web browser whether or not a new page is loading, because when a page is loading, the status bar tells me it's waiting for the page to load, and the page icon at the top change to a rotating circle, and then the page loads. None of that happened.Then I clicked it one more time, and the next page did load.This happened many times on different pages.      Eventually I got through to the end of the process and booked the driving test successfully.Operating System: Ubuntu 12.04.04 (Linux)      Browser: Chrome, version 31.0.1650.63 Ubuntu 12.04 (31.0.1650.63-0ubuntu0.12.04.1~20131204.1)I'm a software developer by profession and I would be happy to provide any more detailed technical information you require to investigate this problem.Thank you.
How do I explain to this website team that they need to support Linux?
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