Then do so by improving the community. Help new users without being condescending. Without just RTFM-them. And agree that Linux is far from perfect. That it still requires a lot more knowledge to use than a consumer based OS. And to call out any Linux hardcore that thinks they are better than others just for using a specific OS. Or shit on any other OS for that matter.
Then and only then will Linux get the chance to go mainstream.
Nah, Linux users don’t have this much self awareness.
awhatness?
I’m well aware that Linux is niche for home-use, but I think that’s going to change very quickly, and I should like to hasten such changes.
Then do so by improving the community. Help new users without being condescending. Without just RTFM-them. And agree that Linux is far from perfect. That it still requires a lot more knowledge to use than a consumer based OS. And to call out any Linux hardcore that thinks they are better than others just for using a specific OS. Or shit on any other OS for that matter.
Then and only then will Linux get the chance to go mainstream.