OEM integration. i feel like there is a lot to like about Linux that most people who can will. but i think the thing that’s grown Linux a lot (other than geopolitical shifts) in recent time is SteamOS. not just because of Proton, but they’re literally selling a computer as an OEM with a 1st class linux OS. imagine if Dell and HP and Razer started doing the same
100% agree. The OEM’s that do have a linux option don’t really push it much being almost a hidden option many times. I went mac back in the aughts partially because of applecare. Would love to see like microcenter to have something like a supported inux distro and sell machines with care packages that cover everything.
OEM integration. i feel like there is a lot to like about Linux that most people who can will. but i think the thing that’s grown Linux a lot (other than geopolitical shifts) in recent time is SteamOS. not just because of Proton, but they’re literally selling a computer as an OEM with a 1st class linux OS. imagine if Dell and HP and Razer started doing the same
100% agree. The OEM’s that do have a linux option don’t really push it much being almost a hidden option many times. I went mac back in the aughts partially because of applecare. Would love to see like microcenter to have something like a supported inux distro and sell machines with care packages that cover everything.