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> they consider that a threat, also. In the hypothetical scenario from above it doesn't need to be a thread, just having the potential to become one can be eno
by dathinab 4y ago
> they consider that a threat, also.
In the hypothetical scenario from above it doesn't need to be a thread, just having the potential to become one can be enough. I mean why shouldn't you remove potential future threads when you easily can do so now but can't once they become a thread?
> I've tried since 23 years ago to use Linux as a desktop but it failed repeatedly. I even have it installed on a separate disk on my home PC but I seldom boot it.
and other do not fail, I know even some quite non technical people who do use it daily and there are docents of steam deck users, too
- DeathArrow 4y agoI am glad Linux desktop didn't fail for others. Maybe they enjoy fixing broken stuff, configuring things repeatedly and tinkering with it. And maybe they don't miss software that doesn't run on Linux. I am busy and I want to use software, not tinker with the OS. The OS should just work. And since software I use both professionally and personally doesn't run on Linux, it wouldn't bee good for me even if the experience was smooth. On the server side I use Linux a lot. Most stuff I develop runs on Linux.