Philip TAYLOR wrote:
... And there are very few Windows users who would willing accept that before they can use something, theg must first compile it.
On that issue, I've been using Linux for about seven years and have never once compiled a single ... anything. I'm not sure why you think that the mainstream Linuxes still require one to do that. There's around 25,000 applications in my Ubuntu repository. Click and install; no compiling of anything. And about the command line? Most average users will never need to use it or see it. As you mention, geeks might.
To "create" my OS, I merely downloaded an .iso file, burned it to CD, and then booted from the CD. Pretty much like one does with a Windows CD or DVD.
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