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The difference is that the end user doesn't have to do it. Someone else is going to do it. Just like it is on Windows.
by jdiff 10mo ago
The difference is that the end user doesn't have to do it. Someone else is going to do it. Just like it is on Windows.
- realusername 10mo agoThat only works because Windows has a large marketshare, the day it drops to 10%, users will have to write their own drivers as well
- jdiff 10mo agoI was highlighting this as a similarity between them, but I see how my comment can be ambiguous. The average Linux user isn't currently writing their own drivers or compiling their own kernels, even with its tiny relative userbase.