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It's open source. You can fix it. :-)
by rasengan 14y ago
It's open source. You can fix it. :-)
- widdershins 14y agoProblem is, I dont want to fix my operating system. I want it to... operate, so I can get on with work.
- dhughes 14y agoI think the ability to fix it is key, yes it should "just work" but what about when it "just doesn't"? Being able to modify the OS, GUI or any part of my system is useful. I'm more impressed by an OS that can run on any hardware than an OS that needs specific hardware. I use Mac, Linux and Windows but to me lack of choice in OS or ability to modify anything isn't a good feature or one to boast about.
- pjmlp 14y agoThat is all cool and dandy if you don't have anything else to do with your life.