So what your conclusion? Install Linux on PC is easier than on Mobile devices? Phone and MID and Tablet and Pad? I tried hackintosh on my HP laptop(R.I.P), I

So what your conclusion? Install Linux on PC is easier than on Mobile devices? Phone and MID and Tablet and Pad? I tried hackintosh on my HP laptop(R.I.P), I failed. I tried I tried to install FreeBSD and Fedora from USB sitck, I failed, my colleagues failed as well. I tried to burn OpenSUSE...iso, I failed I am using ubuntu and fedora on my thinkpad, occasionally using OpenSUSE, all upgraded to the newest stable versions, they never run smoothly and productively like Mac OS on my Mac. I tried arch, I gave up cause the endless options confused me and made me agony. You don't need to be forced buy mobile devices to use another os, as I mentioned before, ubuntu showed off their mobile os on Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Firefox used Galaxy II of III I'm not sure, if they can why you can't? mobile devices using different CPU structures, My point: Linux was, is and will be for "geeks", not for people who use computer as assistance/tool for completing tasks, just like note, pen, phone, ... Linux is always falling behind the hardware evolution. So it has to adapt hardware drivers. Linux never does things like Mac or Windows does. You even can't simply complete a task, such as customize desktop theme, listen music and watch video you download from internet on just online, your favorite services like google drive, evernote, Cisco IPsec VPN, without tricking or hacking.