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According to you. I have tried several different versions of Ubuntu (8.04, 8.10, 9.x) and every time, I have to edit pages of config files. Add repositories, re
by PostOnce 17y ago
According to you. I have tried several different versions of Ubuntu (8.04, 8.10, 9.x) and every time, I have to edit pages of config files. Add repositories, remove repositories, something is wrong with the networking, my usb is being weird, have to change something to allow it to get the proprietary ATI drivers, blah blah blah.
Linux people always come out and say everything is perfect and linux is ready for the desktop. Sit someone down at a linux box who has never used a command line and they will demand a change of OS in a few days or less, simply because you are required to have esoteric knowledge just to make the damned thing usable.
- bricestacey 17y agoThe typical user does not install an operating system. Thus, it would imply a pre-installed Ubuntu with adequately compatible hardware and all your worries disappear.