OP
I don't get why people think Linux is too complex for normies. Normal people use their PCs for two things: running a web browser and maybe playing games both of which work exactly the same as on windows. If you are normie just fucking install it already.
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i did a few years ago and installed linux mint on my dads laptop. it worked pretty well.
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OP
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i did a few years ago and installed linux mint on my dads laptop. it worked pretty well.
i did a few years ago and installed linux mint on my dads laptop. it worked pretty well.
Lol I did the same. He didn't need any guidance at all.
Consumer minded mindset. I want my shit to be turnkey ready to use. Anything that is outside of my comfort Zone is shit
I have
2 Linux cabin pc (pop os and mint)
Gaming pc windows
Work mac

It took me a while to get Ahold of a mac pc. Pop os has been the best for my experience. Mint for sharing as it is similiar to windows.
Not an expert, but I prefer easy to use distros
Linux is easy when you are a noob, use PC only for basic things, and someone else sets the system up for you. It's also easy when you are an advanced user who can learn quickly. It's not so easy when you are in the middle - you want to do a bit more complicated things but you don't really understand technology.
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Linux is easy when you are a noob, use PC only for basic things, and someone else sets the system up for you. It's also easy when you are an advanced user who c
Linux is easy when you are a noob, use PC only for basic things, and someone else sets the system up for you. It's also easy when you are an advanced user who can learn quickly. It's not so easy when you are in the middle - you want to do a bit more complicated things but you don't really understand technology.
you could say the same exact thing about winslop tho. i agree with OP, linux these days may even be easier to use than winslop but myths die slowly because people are retarded
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