3 ms·
That's how consumer devices are intended to be used. The manufacturers don't give people what they need to troubleshoot, reconfigure or upgrade them. Most peop
by JoeyBananas 4y ago
That's how consumer devices are intended to be used. The manufacturers don't give people what they need to troubleshoot, reconfigure or upgrade them. Most people don't know how to maintain a computer, so this makes sense. If you want to get more lifetime out of your computers, you have to get good at them. Realistically, that means switching to Linux.
- JohnFen 4y agoAnd since Linux doesn't support 386s, and will soon not support 486, you also have to get good at installing and using nonmainstream or very old versions.