SunshineJogger

Look at you all go.

I'd say look at your response and that from your fellow enthusiasts and you will know why adoption is not happening.

You people don't understand at all where people come from.

You want stuff to be done like you would do it and that's going to make sure you will stay a small group.

You people here answering so far have been like a case study as to why even those who are willing to try and attempt a transition don't end up doing it. Well done.

Of course, and you should ideally accept that usecase as a primary if you actually want people to migrate from windows to linux.

People will not transition cold into a system that has so little convenience and handholding compared to what they are used to. They also won't likely have two PCs to use one for what they know while the other for the new.

I mean this thread so far shows me again why mass adoption of linux is still so far. Those who understand it in most cases do not understand the side where people come from. Especially normal windows and apple users who are very used to their easy to setup everythings.

You also are too deep in to see how what is obvious to you is in fact not at all obvious. For many things of this nature