I understand the desktop market, but I don't understand why a Linux distribution hasn't taken hold on the desktop market.
A vast number of users use their computers to check email, look up things on the web, and type up an occasional document. There are several Linux distributions that can do these things quite easily out of the box. Meanwhile, Microsoft has been steadily sabotaging Windows. And Apple is simply too expensive for the average user.
That doesn't seem too controversial. You'll have to explain why I should 'refrain from commenting'.
A vast number of users use their computers to check email, look up things on the web, and type up an occasional document. There are several Linux distributions that can do these things quite easily out of the box. Meanwhile, Microsoft has been steadily sabotaging Windows. And Apple is simply too expensive for the average user.
That doesn't seem too controversial. You'll have to explain why I should 'refrain from commenting'.