> but would you trust them to install Windows or macOS onto an otherwise empty SSD? It's not a question of trust. It's a question of commerce. People buy compu

> but would you trust them to install Windows or macOS onto an otherwise empty SSD? It's not a question of trust. It's a question of commerce. People buy computers, and they use the OS on it. If the Linux community really wants to drive adoption by normies, the focus shouldn't be on ease of use, or ease of installation. They should fight to break Microsoft's monopoly and demand to be an optional selection during every purchase.