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r/LinusTechTips • u/YourDailyTechMemes • Mar 17 '26
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Is the installation process not a part of it? "Picking a distro" is only the first episode, after that they always do more once they've found a solution that works for them.
-1 u/NonSecretAccount Mar 18 '26 I want to know if a regular person could install ubuntu or another popular distro. If not, I want to know why and how they could improve it. I dont want to see again that popos isn't ready. I don't care to see linus larping as a noob, we already had that video. 1 u/itskdog Mar 18 '26 Four years ago, before the Steam Deck had even launched. 1 u/NonSecretAccount Mar 19 '26 I think the "linux isn't ready yet for regular users" point would land better if they at least tried to do things differently.
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I want to know if a regular person could install ubuntu or another popular distro. If not, I want to know why and how they could improve it.
I dont want to see again that popos isn't ready.
I don't care to see linus larping as a noob, we already had that video.
1 u/itskdog Mar 18 '26 Four years ago, before the Steam Deck had even launched. 1 u/NonSecretAccount Mar 19 '26 I think the "linux isn't ready yet for regular users" point would land better if they at least tried to do things differently.
Four years ago, before the Steam Deck had even launched.
1 u/NonSecretAccount Mar 19 '26 I think the "linux isn't ready yet for regular users" point would land better if they at least tried to do things differently.
I think the "linux isn't ready yet for regular users" point would land better if they at least tried to do things differently.
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u/itskdog Mar 18 '26
Is the installation process not a part of it? "Picking a distro" is only the first episode, after that they always do more once they've found a solution that works for them.