I think it’s a mixed bag. Some of the friction is just because people are used to the stupid ways Windows does stuff.

But there’s other stuff like needing to manually change some downloaded files to have permission to execute that it makes sense for casual users to find confusing.

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I didn’t watch the video but people are going to switch when they’re ready. It’s like smokers, you can’t force them. Just be open about it if they ask and they might gain interest in it. Don’t be too overbearing and be open about the issues you run into when they happen. Remember both Mac os and Windows can be buggy and frustrating at times too.

My mother wanted to switch when she learned that you could play games on it and saw me use it for a week give or take, so I helped her. She’s happily using fedora on her desktop and Linux mint on her ancient laptop now. Oddly enough gnome is less confusing than cinnamon to her. Maybe she’s just use to the smartphone layout.

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I literally watched that 1 minute ago

I wish there was an easy way to run Linux and Windows side by side. Only thing I need windows is for gaming, but I would gladly use Linux for everything else. 

I’ve tried dual booting, but after some time it becomes a pain in the ass with my gaming and free time schedule being so hectic.

I’ve tried running it as a VM on Windows Hyper-V and VirtualBox, but it also proved to be a hassle with multiple monitors and different file systems.