The universe made a connection of energies, and my friend just talked me about Linux Mint. He's truly convinced he doesn't want to use Windows anymore.Linux Mint? Is that a more friendly version?
So when you're installing Linux, you have to choose a distribution. There are many many distributions out there, Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, Gentoo, Slackware, etc. Linux Mint is one of the more user-friendly distros (at the other end of the scale you have Gentoo and Slackware)
You could sorta put me in both communities...I don't know anyone in the Windows dev community so I tend to assume Linux, but I suppose that could easily be disproven![]()
Was that me?I remember someone here once telling me that Windows fanboys didn't exist!![]()
I remember someone here once telling me that Windows fanboys didn't exist!![]()
Nono, it was Tobbe. You can probably find the conversation if you search my post history for "Windows fanboys"Was that me?I remember someone here once telling me that Windows fanboys didn't exist!![]()
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Found it. Well, I do kinda understand where he was coming from. When something is considered 'terrible' by default, just saying that it's 'OK' can make you seem like a fanboy, but are you really?Nono, it was Tobbe. You can probably find the conversation if you search my post history for "Windows fanboys"Was that me?I remember someone here once telling me that Windows fanboys didn't exist!![]()
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I think it's a little bit by design. It was targeting the "lay person", and every time something broke, the "techies" had to step in and help. On Linux, if something breaks, chances are you are a techie yourself, and you can handle it, and not even feel like something out of the ordinary happened.It's funny how Windows got that reputation for being "terrible" by default.