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> It takes me less time to install and configure Linux...Once configured they tend to be rather trouble-free. Lies. > ...so I think Linux can be declared read

• Yetanfou 10y ago
  Lies What an insightful comment. Why would this be a lie? Instead of uttering a single word may I suggest you try it out for yourself first? The rest of the world disagrees with you. No, only those who are still stuck in the past. That does not mean that the whole world suddenly will start to use Linux (even though the whole world, or at least those who use anything remotely computer-related actually _do_ use Linux in some way or another but that is besides the point) but what it does mean is that Linux - in some of its many guises - is actually as 'ready for the desktop' (a vague term if anything) as the commercial alternatives. Maybe not for your specific desktop? Could be, but that does not negate the fact that it is ready.