They’re probably not a very good candidate to be an Oracle client either. They typically target larger accounts. Shame to end up stuck like that.

It could be two motorcycles side by side.

In that market, it might be a decent deal.

I’ve always thought that Unix (and therefore Linux) was much more internally consistent and accessible than Windows ever was.

Everything is in places that kind of make sense, there’s heaps of documentation that comes with the system, you can set it up how you like it, you can see everything… There are actual logs that aren’t hex gobbledygook…

Maybe your parents should have picked a better name then.

It is in the latest versions but it’s very recent. The default has always been single click. They changed it because of windows users.

The amount of times I’ve had to say “No, you have to double click to open folders”

That’s a real problem when you’re used to Kde and have to use a windows machine.

(Why is this damn thing so slow ? Oooh, right, double click)

System 76 is on another continent though.

Kind of, but with less wood and a lot more micro plastics. That’s how you can tell it’s modern.

Just print it, roll some ink on it and slap a sheet of paper on top. There you go, printing 2.0 or something.