
While traversing about the web this afternoon, I came across a
rather funny subject title for a forum post. The person asked if any "normal" people use Linux, but went on to ask forgiveness for the lack of a better word than "normal." He wonders if anyone who isn't an open source, uber-geeky, stay-up-until-dawn-exploring-code fanatic actually uses Linux. Though the congregation here at OSNews is (obviously) comprised of very many of the aforementioned fanatics (in a sense; wear the title with pride), I also believe there to be many readers who are more or less "normal," for the lack of a better word, and plenty who may fall in between both spectrums of nerdiness.
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2007-01-18
I would bet you are correct. Most people can't even install windows. Of course I really don't think it's that hard to install Linux anymore either. In some cases even easier (no hunting for hardware drivers).