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I agree not nearly enough thought is being put into the defaults. But the majority of Linux users are "techies", thus the defaults should cater to them.
by tjoff 9y ago
I agree not nearly enough thought is being put into the defaults.
But the majority of Linux users are "techies", thus the defaults should cater to them.
- saagarjha 9y agoThe benefit of Linux is that you can customize it for deferent groups of people: that’s what distros are. You can have one where the defaults cater to technical users and one where it’s focused on the needs of the general population.