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>Has anything at all changed in desktop Linux space in past ~10 year to make it more user-friendly to "non-geeks"? I'm using desktop Linux and nothing comes to
by perceptronas 5y ago
>Has anything at all changed in desktop Linux space in past ~10 year to make it more user-friendly to "non-geeks"? I'm using desktop Linux and nothing comes to mind.
I meant it more as a joke as every year we expect it to be a year of Linux desktop. Nevertheless, I am quite happy with Linux these days. (I use all three OSes (Linux,Win,Mac) daily/weekly)
> Windows 11 becomes even more user hostile and less 'Pro'
>>Already happened?
I think the progress is there, but I bet there are product managers already working on their KPIs to make it worse for Pro users
- caskstrength 5y ago> I meant it more as a joke as every year we expect it to be a year of Linux desktop. Ha! Didn't realize you were joking on this one since your other predictions seemed serious. > Nevertheless, I am quite happy with Linux these days. Me too.
- jopsen 5y ago> I meant it more as a joke as every year we expect it to be a year of Linux desktop. Nevertheless, I am quite happy with Linux these days. Now, if only we could have a Beowulf cluster of Linux Desktops! </joke>