If he did they would have him charged for inciting violence.
He didn't do that which is why they can't charge him with it
uglyduckling81
joined 2 years ago
I flipped around a few different distros to try them out.
As it currently stands IMO Linux won't be taking market share from Windows.
I actually think the best use case for Linux is for the very old. People that want their computer to work and never change. They only need a browser and a word processor and email. I considered setting up Mint for my mum's PC just so its a consistent and solid experience forever.
She likes playing the Windows card games though with the score board so it ruled it out.
I've tried several times. I'm pretty test savvy. Last time I tried I said I'm sticking with it for 3 months minimum to get a grip on it.
I lasted about 4 months before I went back to windows.
It just makes life hard. Windows might be tracking every moment of my usage but it just works as Jensen would say.
The amount of hours I spent reading posts and forums trying to figure out how to get things working the way I wanted.
Linux really needs to unify a bit. Stop being so fragmented. It's so stupid having different versions of Linux that require different versions of software to work.
Until a single common standard is adopted it will never gain traction.
Plus they need to get away from the terminal. It's not the 80s anymore.
Yeah I don't get it. I wouldn't know there is some crypto thing unless you told me.
I don't see it, use it, or interact with it. It's irrelevant unless you want to use it.
Brave is fine.
It's gone now but for a long time we had a 24hr fruit shop.
Can't argue with you. The reasons given to give up on brave is because the CEO doesn't have appropriate ideological view and because of its crypto system value being volatile.
Wooptydo.
I don't agree with the CEOs point of view on gay marriage but I'm not ceasing to use a decent browser because of it
The crypto thing is irrelevant to me.
Resin printing is basically plug and play at this point.
Im not American, but I would never vote for a dude that's spent time on Epstein Island.
Plus he's absolutely insane so it makes no sense to vote for him.
The real problem is the opposition candidates they put up.
Hillary is incredibly unlikeable, possible a murderer. Creepy Joe is clearly suffering with dementia. A dude that can't control his own bowl movements is in no fit state to be in charge of anything.
I'd just abstain from voting in the US and complain about the results either way.