Well I don't have the time to perform all that admin stuff. So when they call me they expect a list of a few clear instructions so they can do it all by themselves. Giving such a list is, from experience, harder to do on Ubuntu than on Windows.
Because, ..., the topic-oriented app-menu is on the top-left and not the lower right? Or is it because of the dark colours and multi-pixel-wide font in the default theme? Or why? What is this "experience" which construes that Ubuntu is inherently harder to administer for Mr. Doe?
My guess: You compare your 100-years-of-Windows wisdom with your Tried-A-Live-Disc wisdom and try to make a serious statement based on that. If not, please feel free to answer my question.
As a side note, anyone who thinks that open source means "l33t dude doing whatever" should seriously gtfo of any discussion on the subject until he's done a little bit of research.
So basically, you just said 'get the fuck out of here'. Nice argumentation you've got there.
Indeed, he wrote "gtfo", which is the abbrv. o. gtfoh. In the same vein one can say
As a side note, anyone who thinks that Mac OS X means "arrogant bird of paradise doing whatever" should seriously gtfo of any discussion on the subject until he's done a little bit of research.
or
As a side note, anyone who thinks that Windows means "n3rd gamer who cracks games and apps" should seriously gtfo of any discussion on the subject until he's done a little bit of research.
or
As a side note, anyone who thinks that being gay means "raping children and having aids" should seriously gtfo of any discussion on the subject until he's done a little bit of research.
or
As a side note, anyone who thinks that being hetero means "boring babbit" should seriously gtfo of any discussion on the subject until he's done a little bit of research.
and so on.
