This is precisely the sort of way in which "user friendly" installation methods fail. I have a theory that most desktop Linux users, after a number of years, e

This is precisely the sort of way in which "user friendly" installation methods fail. I have a theory that most desktop Linux users, after a number of years, end up in one of two camps: a) giving up and going back to $PROPRIETARY_OS b) settle on something like Slackware, Arch, Gentoo, Debian or similar whereby the system is less 'opinionated' and just gets out of your way. Mint seems like the worst of all worlds to me. And the poster here is insufferable. If it's supposed to be satire, it's not funny either.