5 ms·
The concern is that there's no simple way to disable auto-updates. If you want Ubuntu to turn into Windows, why not just use Windows?
by jplayer01 6y ago
The concern is that there's no simple way to disable auto-updates. If you want Ubuntu to turn into Windows, why not just use Windows?
- trianglem 6y agoBecause there are so many different Linux distorts out there. I feel like at least one of them should be as newb friendly as possible.
- jplayer01 6y agoThat doesn't answer why it's okay to not give an option for advanced users. Even they want to use Ubuntu.
- trianglem 6y agoToo many options are confusing ala apple? But it really is simple enough to push the advanced options somewhere most users would stumble upon.
- kiaulen 6y agoAs I understand it, that one is Linux Mint. For windows users, it just looks like a slightly older windows. That said, I don't think Newbie friendly and power user friendly must be at odds with each other. If you can figure out what the sensible defaults are, and provide simple toggles to customize things, you can cater to newbies, average users, and power users alike.