Comment Re:Another person upholding the elitist stereotype (Score 1) 174
Operating Systems are never "easy to install." I've had to use Linux more than once to rescue broken Windows installations. Basically all PC computers come shipped with an OS pre-installed. The vast majority of users would be totally terrified of any reinstallation procedure.
You are perpetrating the myth that Linux is hard to install, when it's probably much easier than the other ones these days. If you're wondering why you have hardware incompatibility problems, then just look at the "Made for Windows" logo on the side of the box, and blame yourself for buying such hardware. You're a willing victim of vendor lock-in.
If you can handle a Windows XP, etc., installation, then you can certainly handle an install of Ubuntu (if you're a novice), or Debian.
You are perpetrating the myth that Linux is hard to install, when it's probably much easier than the other ones these days. If you're wondering why you have hardware incompatibility problems, then just look at the "Made for Windows" logo on the side of the box, and blame yourself for buying such hardware. You're a willing victim of vendor lock-in.
If you can handle a Windows XP, etc., installation, then you can certainly handle an install of Ubuntu (if you're a novice), or Debian.
