You gotta embrace the jank! Also, he’s got them in some kind of stand. That looks reasonably stable to me.
You gotta embrace the jank! Also, he’s got them in some kind of stand. That looks reasonably stable to me.
Give this man a rack, now!
Yeah, that’s going to work out great.
Stop judging me, bucko!
They’re going to need a much bigger bus.
A cat needs at least two brain cells to develop any other colour.
Plot twist: being unemployed automatically makes you eligible for organ harvesting.
I wasn’t talking about the Linux installer but the whole installation process. I agree that the things you mentioned are the real obstacles. Once you have the live system running it’s usually plain sailing.
It’s irrelevant to the user but for most people it’s an obstacle for trying out Linux. Most people won’t just buy a new Linux machine, not even considering the fact that they’re not easy to find. The way you get started is to install it in some old box you have lying around. That’s far too difficult for most people to do right now and therefore a barrier to entry.
Can you provide any sources?
If there is no perfect solution, it’s OK to do the best you can.
Have there ever been cases where this actually happened?
Why does Kirk have such big boobs?
Whoa whoa, hold on there! You can’t expect a product manager to come up with such detailed specs!
See how imperialistic those yanks are? Nowhere is safe!
Apparently there’s a land bridge connecting all of Indonesia and Malaysia to Australia. I thought global warming is going to cause rising sea levels, not falling?
Heresy! Get the torches and pitchforks!
Another one on the pile.
Better late than never, I guess. I really don’t understand why this isn’t more of a thing.
Nooooo! Don’t shake the table!