It will major corporate and legislative backing to even attempt one. For many end users the desktop pc, if they ever have one, is yet another techie stuff they don't want to bother themselves with. You don't simply get them to install a new program, let alone an entirely new operating system. Some do make the leap, however.
neutron
joined 1 year ago
There was a whole mess with that cruise ship docked in Japan being counted as a separate case so it didn't boost Japan's confirmed case numbers, probably to save face before the Olympics. Looking back now it was only mental gymnastics.
I put on my robe and wizard sombrero.
My bad. Sorry.
3rd party modifications to windows iso that basically amounts to trusting an internet stranger.
No problems running on the AMD graphics?
It creeped me how many youtube channels I watched suddenly started pushing it.
Cries in corporate systems, balls deep in Microsoft ecosystem.
All my personal devices are running Linux however.
Let's wait until 2050s.
Back in the day I used Mod Organizer + F4SE so I could avoid the official launcher and all the bs that came with it.
It helps that Reddit along with other big platforms like FB absorbed all the traffic that in the old days would have been distributed into small separate forums. Not good for the ecosystem.
Opening the command prompt in windows is considered 'hacking' these days. Using Ubuntu is a big leap.