I agree, that's pretty specialty for an install disk. However, I think he did make an argument that it at least wasn't "OSB Ready".
My dad is old and losing his marbles. I recently installed mint over windows 10 on his outdated laptop
I love hearing stories like this. It's amazing how little most people nowadays care about what's going on under the hood. If the web browser works, and they have a way to do their email an whatnot, you can put almost any "friendly" linux install and it's seemless. It seems the new interfaces on windows and OSX are not so intuitive to the older crowd. The old 2000 era desktops are what people are used to.
Dingo 1 points 9 months ago
I agree, that's pretty specialty for an install disk. However, I think he did make an argument that it at least wasn't "OSB Ready".
I love hearing stories like this. It's amazing how little most people nowadays care about what's going on under the hood. If the web browser works, and they have a way to do their email an whatnot, you can put almost any "friendly" linux install and it's seemless. It seems the new interfaces on windows and OSX are not so intuitive to the older crowd. The old 2000 era desktops are what people are used to.