>Anyone that's managing to install Linux on their computer has the knowledge necessary to make it " just work." I disagree wholeheartedly. Linux is easy to ins

>Anyone that's managing to install Linux on their computer has the knowledge necessary to make it " just work." I disagree wholeheartedly. Linux is easy to install. It's not easy to write a driver for a piece of hardware. It's not even easy sometimes to install a driver that someone else wrote. Case in point: the state of VR on Linux right now. It works for a lot of people that can dork around with setting things up. It's not, in any way, shape, or form, ready for use by people. Edit: The Wacom example still supports my point anyways. The drivers that you say are included are from the project page. They are not official Wacom drivers and, as such, are missing functionality for some tablets.