alt Hacker NewsI use Linux on the desktop since 1997, and there was no point where Windows was even slightly more attractive.
I don't know what "prime time" means here.
edit: apart from, you know. Applications and drivers for random hardware.
I use Linux on the desktop since 1997, and there was no point where Windows was even slightly more attractive.
I don't know what "prime time" means here.
edit: apart from, you know. Applications and drivers for random hardware.
With prime time I mean being comfortable enough to install it for a non-technical user. Even during Ubuntu's Unity days it didn't feel like I could install it on a computer for my parents or siblings for them to use as a daily driver.