Encourages move to Linux but, for goodness sake, RTFM first
GNU-Linux has had 30 years to get their shit together for general population users. Though there has been improvements over this time, it's far from ready to be a mainstream user OS. The GNU-Linux community has only themselves to blame for this.
>Encourages move to Linux but, for goodness sake, RTFM first
GNU-Linux has had 30 years to get their shit together for general population users. Though there has been improvements over this time, it's far from ready to be a mainstream user OS. The GNU-Linux community has only themselves to blame for this.
The Winpocalypse has been a creeping reality since ME, then Vista, then 8. Now 11 is here, 25 years after the first brushes and signs.
This is like ignoring tectonic rumblings near Mt St Helens for five years and being shocked when the big one blows.
The Winpocalypse has been a creeping reality since ME, then Vista, then 8. Now 11 is here, 25 years after the first brushes and signs.
This is like ignoring tectonic rumblings near Mt St Helens for five years and being shocked when the big one blows.
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