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If they are doing deals with OEMs, they can fix it by being the Apple of Linux distros. You can still install it on your own machine, but as far as official su
by 2muchcoffeeman 15y ago
If they are doing deals with OEMs, they can fix it by being the Apple of Linux distros.
You can still install it on your own machine, but as far as official support goes, you're on your own.
- Lednakashim 15y agoThats nonsense, a broken Linux distro is not cost effective to fix because the number of breakpoints is innumerable. Zounds of configuration files, buggy software any an extremely branching entry point and shared dependencies make it quicker to wipe your install and start again. This is what I do with my installs; if it breaks wipe it.
- bokchoi 15y agoThat's funny because Apple has a very pleasing OS upgrade experience. Even better, the machine upgrade experience was amazing to me when I bought a new macbook and was able to migrate installed applications and settings from the old machine seamlessly. Doing something like that on windows or linux is still a pain.