>Ridiculous effort? It’s the same amount of effort as flashing a Linux ISO. I suggest you leave that little bubble you're in behind. Imagine your average user

>Ridiculous effort? It’s the same amount of effort as flashing a Linux ISO. I suggest you leave that little bubble you're in behind. Imagine your average user, who just wants a damn PC that works for web browsing, writing up word docs and watching a few movies or using their Spotify and browser to visit YouTube. Now imagine asking them if they think the ISO effort is easy. If you like, also imagine the average slightly elderly user who's put effort into making themselves learn the essentials of a typical Windows PC, has finally gotten comfy with its layout, and then suddenly, their stupid little taskbar is in the wrong place because "fuck you user, that's why" courtesy of Microsoft. Do you think these people would or even should think "flashing a Linux ISO" is as simple as wiping one's ass? Do you think they would even know what such a step means? They shouldn't need to given the broadly spread user base for Windows machines.