This is correct. The "happy path" for a new linux installation is much worse than for windows. It's gotten much better over the last decade, but it's still much

This is correct. The "happy path" for a new linux installation is much worse than for windows. It's gotten much better over the last decade, but it's still much harder. Further, if you really want to drive adoption the linux onboarding process has to be better than the windows onboarding process, which is a massively difficult because the windows process is "purchase a computer, hit the power button, and watch the OS as configured by the manufacturer boot."