Acts like I insulted his religion
You already answered your own question:Acts like I insulted his religion
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I had less issues installing Ubuntu than I had installing Windows 8 and 8.1 With the right hardware/OS combination you just need to click "OK" a bunch of times and that's it. An even easier solution would be to pre-install the OS before you sell the computer.This is why. If something goes wrong, i.e. one of your devices isn't recognized, it's generally a much bigger pain to get them to run on Linux than it is on Windows.
@Himuro: What would you want of an alternative OS that isn't provided by OSX or Linux?
@Himuro: What would you want of an alternative OS that isn't provided by OSX or Linux?
I've had issues with older Nvidia hardware that isn't compatible with the default drivers. Installing their legacy drivers requires some tinkering.
I fully expect to see more cheap computers with Linux-based operating systems in the future. Android is already very popular and low-end laptops with Chrome OS are like half the price compared to the equivalent Windows alternatives.
simple answer, fegz: people don't fuck linux devotees
@Himuro: What would you want of an alternative OS that isn't provided by OSX or Linux?
When people say this, they tend to just want windows without the microsoft name.
I've had issues with older Nvidia hardware that isn't compatible with the default drivers. Installing their legacy drivers requires some tinkering.
I fully expect to see more cheap computers with Linux-based operating systems in the future. Android is already very popular and low-end laptops with Chrome OS are like half the price compared to the equivalent Windows alternatives.
Windows but with a company with vision behind it and not jumping on every bandwagon in the room.
Because it wasn't his computer and everyone was required to work on the same versions of everything.
Linux is alright, it's free, it works. Why the stigma against it? It's not that much different from any other OS, flippin nerds.
It's more because of the stans telling you how amazing it is and that windows and mac are trash for whatever reason because you don't have to be Geordi LaForge to get the thing to work right
Because it wasn't his computer and everyone was required to work on the same versions of everything.
Yeah, most workspaces larger than, hmm, 3 people don't exactly allow you to "roll your own" when it comes to what computers get let on the network.
Mojos right about the corporate environment. Need dat AD integration. Not sure about this driver business tho. I managed to install gentoo on a gen 3 mac, all hardware working and even a fairly functional flash player with little fuss which was p surprising. My experience with Unix is limited to netbsd which I loathed.
I was working at a place that had to fire a dude for not uninstalling linux on his work computer. Jesus christ.