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Sure, no tricks required, other than: - selecting 1 out 100 possible Linux variants, an effortless task for the average computer user - creating a hard drive
by rchaud 2y ago
Sure, no tricks required, other than:
- selecting 1 out 100 possible Linux variants, an effortless task for the average computer user
- creating a hard drive partition, mere child's play
- creating a USB image, booting from that USB, installing to the blank partition
- and then loading the desktop environment, where immediately the audio drivers, wireless cards/NICs don't work and battery life is cut in half.
- MattPalmer1086 2y agoBoot from USB drive, answer some questions. 20 mins later reboot to a fully functioning desktop, with lots of useful apps already installed. Battery life is fine, no partioning required. As far as selecting a distro goes, yeah, there's a lot of choice but it's not hard to find which ones are the mainstream ones. Edit: maybe the average computer user would find that difficult too, but they would find installing Windows similarly difficult (if not more so).