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Are you implying that need for support would go away? If anything the demand would be artificially high at the start of a mass migration, and then presumably l
by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Are you implying that need for support would go away?
If anything the demand would be artificially high at the start of a mass migration, and then presumably level out to something similar to what we see today with Windows.
This is basically RHEL's entire business model.
- mixmastamyk 6mo agoNot a thing any longer, for the most part. People know how to open a browser on any operating system these days. Go to the menu, run it. Get bored and click the X on the top bar. Source: nearby kids. A few times I've said... "this is Cinnamon, or KDE, or... Windows." "Ok, whatever," (old man) is the response I get. And, you don't have to move 100% of their workflow in a single day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47730137 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47730137