:Background: On 20 February 2009 I added two images of Linux desktops to this article with the edit summary two images added for aesthetic purposes. The reason for adding these was that the article consisted of nothing but dense text and I believe that it benefited from a couple of pictures to make it more appealing and interesting to readers. Since it was not possible to find an image to illustrate a actual point of criticism of Linux, I opted for two general Linux desktop images instead. Obviously not all editors agree that these are representative or useful to the article. Instead of edit warring over it, the correct procedure is to discuss the matter here on the talk page. The questions that should be addressed are whether any images at all improve the article and if so which ones. A decision can then be made to leave the images in, remove them or use other images, all based on a consensus of editors working on this article. In the meantime leave the images in until a decision is made. 

 :I think having the two images enhances the appeal and and thereby the readability of the article by reducing the impression of dense text. I don't think the images add anything to the criticism of Linux, by way of illustration, but that is not a requirement for inclusion. -