> even though linux desktop is pretty good even for non-tech savvy people
replyLet's not get carried away.
A stock Fedora install has more UI consistency and cleanliness than Windows these days.
replyNon-technical people are easier to please in this regard than moderate-technical people: a good browser and safe, gui "app store" are enough.
My grandma just clicks on the red fox and does whatever online. A lot of people don't use any software outside of the browser, so it's pretty good-enough I guess.
replySeems like people don't like this comment, but I chuckled. Nice one.
replyI was completely (well, mostly) serious, too. I think technical people tend to downplay friction because it doesn't really register to them, or they have too much faith in the average person's computer skills.
replyThe average non-technical person is going to be stumped by the first "lock file found, cannot upgrade" error.
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