[andrepd]

> But running Linux is fucking hard, unless all you need is available in a browser, and even then...

Has this actually been a valid complaint for the past 15 years?

I'll concede that installing it (merely downloading, burning to a thumb drive, disabling secure boot, following the install wizard) already puts it beyond the scope of 99% of users, which will use the pre-installed OS no matter what.

But using it? Linux Mint is orders of magnitude more user friendly than Windows. It's fast, clear, there's no ads and no mandatory logins. Things work out of the box with no need to manually install drivers. There's an easy to use "app store". Most Windows programs even run with Wine/Proton.

We're not in the 90s slackware era anymore.