Linux is super fragmented (and generally has been historically).

If more people in Linux agreed to develop, use, and support the same distro–similarly to how most of us use the same kernel–then that distro would probably be better than Windows and more people would move to Linux.

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      Then thats exactly what it should not be? Ever realized how often whatever becomes “mainstream” it becomes shit not too long afterwards?

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        That’s likely because you aren’t the target audience of mainstream things. Not that they are shit tbf.

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          5 months ago

          Not that they are shit tbf.

          That’s your opinion. My opinion is that Windows is a garbage fire.

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            Indeed. But the majority of people don’t care about those things.

            It’s simple to set up and use. And that’s what most people want.

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              Sure. Most people will stick with Windows or macOS and that doesn’t bother me. In fact I’m happy that people who want simplicity have those options because it means less pressure for Linux to turn into that.