There’s a massive disconnect between what a highly technical user is willing to put up with, and what a typical user is willing to put up with.
Windows and Mac offer an experience where you take it out of the box, plug it in, and go. And until Linux can do that, it will have a single digit market share and be used by nerds.
There’s a massive disconnect between what a highly technical user is willing to put up with, and what a typical user is willing to put up with.
Windows and Mac offer an experience where you take it out of the box, plug it in, and go. And until Linux can do that, it will have a single digit market share and be used by nerds.