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My point is: Why should phones be any different to desktops with regards to OS availability/ease of installation? If we accept that a significant number of user
by dvdkon 5y ago
My point is: Why should phones be any different to desktops with regards to OS availability/ease of installation? If we accept that a significant number of users do use that ability on desktops, why wouldn't they use it on phones?
- AdrianB1 5y agoBecause desktops have a higher degree of standardization of some parts needed for this, ex. UEFI, ACPI etc. while the ARM SoC world is full of customizations.
- summm 5y agoBut there is no reason why it needs to stay that way.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 5y agoPart of the reason why people use phones is that phones aren't as complex as desktops. You don't need to install an OS, it just works.