After reading this story via Linux today I must say I do agree.
http://blog.lobby4linux.com/index.ph...Thousands.html
If Linux is going to attract more and more users then they must be able to put a disc in and say "Oh that was easy, I should have done this a long time ago". We all know how simple it is for most things but to a large percentage of computer users the command line regardless of the OS is something to be avoided. It would be nice though to just drop in a disc and click on some existing files or play music and video without to much effort.
However, this in noway will deter me from using Kubuntu.
eriefisher
http://blog.lobby4linux.com/index.ph...Thousands.html
If Linux is going to attract more and more users then they must be able to put a disc in and say "Oh that was easy, I should have done this a long time ago". We all know how simple it is for most things but to a large percentage of computer users the command line regardless of the OS is something to be avoided. It would be nice though to just drop in a disc and click on some existing files or play music and video without to much effort.
However, this in noway will deter me from using Kubuntu.
eriefisher
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