> towards what are almost undeniably the very common experiences of many linux users. While I empathize with these novice Linux users (who may not be self-awar

> towards what are almost undeniably the very common experiences of many linux users. While I empathize with these novice Linux users (who may not be self-aware they are as novice as they are), I do so to consider what a distro that avoids all of their problems would look like. And, a big part of that is a huge colorful chart about what hardware is supportable and is not supportable during the install, along with the user typing out something like: "I understand this hardware is not supportable and this is the fault of the vendor of the hardware. I understand that if I want a supported system I can buy one at https://ProductionLinuxInc ; furthermore, I understand and agree that by typing this acknowledgement and clicking "Accept" that I am legally bound to this agreement and legal penalties apply if I bitch about this operating system and my bitching either by its contents or what my bitching alludes to are factually wrong".