Why Won't Dell Promote Its Linux Desktops?
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Quoting:I'm not saying that most Windows users are ignorant.
That depends on the body of knowledge one might reference. The term "Ignorance" means oblivious to the information.
Would they be oblivious to the information about medical procedures or IT?
Hmmm.
I was trying not to offend anyone.
I understand. I just wanted to clarify your statement for myself.
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I'm not saying that most Windows users are ignorant. I'm just saying that ignorant people use Windows because they frankly don't give a damn about the whole OS argument so long as stuff works. They buy a computer, they buy software, they don't read labels (computers are computers, and software is software, right?), and if the software doesn't work on the computer, then someone's going to get a piece of their mind, what little they have.
If you buy a Linux PC from Dell, they want it to be because you're looking for a Linux PC, and not take the chance that you're the kind of consumer who believes hype and gets mad at Nintendo when their Playstation games won't run on their Xbox. These people exist. They're everywhere. Nothing's ever their fault. And they can be very loud.