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Anish K.S
· 1 year ago
Derick,
The problem is its not user friendly (My Opinion), But the other thinks are superb.
Richard Chapman
· 11 months ago
Linux isn't any less user friendly than any version of Windows. I does have a major drawback in usability in that it's not Windows. Does anybody remember learning their native language? No, it's as if they were born knowing it. Does anybody remember learning their second language? Hell yeah. Was it as easy as the first? Hell no. It's like that with Windows. It's nearly everybody's native desktop. The second desktop will never be as easy (at first) even if it is more usable.
One of the things that I hated about Windows, even more than needing and tending to anti-virus software, was the constant interruptions. Update notices from half a dozen pieces of software, potential intrusion warnings. It didn't help that I had almost no control over my desktop. Oh, there were thousands of different applications and widgets and stuff, all of them had their own installer and uninstaller. What a mess. It didn't help either that the Registry littered with entries for missing software.
I've used both Windows and Linux for many years. It's my opinion that Linux is much easier, is more intuitive and stays out of my way so I'm more productive.
Derick Thomas
· 11 months ago
@Richard,
What I feel often is that I can solve into my daily routines with linux and not concentrating too much on updates and other system tweaks. A you said, it is just a matter of time that everyone needs to give linux. BTW, your example of languages was awesome ;)
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The problem is its not user friendly (My Opinion), But the other thinks are superb.
One of the things that I hated about Windows, even more than needing and tending to anti-virus software, was the constant interruptions. Update notices from half a dozen pieces of software, potential intrusion warnings. It didn't help that I had almost no control over my desktop. Oh, there were thousands of different applications and widgets and stuff, all of them had their own installer and uninstaller. What a mess. It didn't help either that the Registry littered with entries for missing software.
I've used both Windows and Linux for many years. It's my opinion that Linux is much easier, is more intuitive and stays out of my way so I'm more productive.
What I feel often is that I can solve into my daily routines with linux and not concentrating too much on updates and other system tweaks. A you said, it is just a matter of time that everyone needs to give linux.
BTW, your example of languages was awesome ;)