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My Dad does. Mostly because he's 88 and I just needed a way to send him a computer every time something goes wrong with it. He doesn't use it for anything othe
by dbg31415 5y ago
My Dad does. Mostly because he's 88 and I just needed a way to send him a computer every time something goes wrong with it.
He doesn't use it for anything other than web browsing. He did write a few books on it using Google Docs, but there's nothing stored locally.
It's mostly fine for basic needs. Every so often someone will send some kind of attachment in an email that doesn't open cleanly with Google Drive and I'll have to help him out.
It's probably less work than his old PC was to maintain. But like... that's sort of by design. Dad doesn't have admin privileges, and it's set up to auto-update nightly.