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By "not good enough" you mean "not motivated enough" which boils down to what the OP said. It's not a big problem in reality for most people.
by qcnguy 1y ago
By "not good enough" you mean "not motivated enough" which boils down to what the OP said. It's not a big problem in reality for most people.
- anigbrowl 1y agoNo I don't. If meant that I would have written it. Most people are not competent to change out an operating system and find the idea of developing that competency unattractive and expensive. Many people not only do not understand how computers work, they don't want to. If they do switch to something different, it's usually via a purchase rather than DIY.
- qcnguy 1y ago> they find the idea of developing that competency unattractive You are repeating exactly what I'm saying you're saying. They could develop that competency. They don't want to because the juice isn't worth the squeeze. They are not motivated enough because it's not important enough to them.