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04-09-2017, 09:12 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-09-2017, 09:11 PM by Jocklad.)
About a month ago I built a desktop for a very elderly friend.
He had never used a computer before in his life.
I installed LL 3.2 on it and spent a couple of days with him showing him how to use desktop/email/browsing ect.
Went to see him yesterday to upgrade him to LL 3.4 and asked how he was doing.
He is emailing his grandchildren surfing you tube ect.
Yes..........Linux is hard to use.
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yep it really is very hard

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Life on earth is expensive but it does include a free trip around the sun.
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It is a little hard at first but over time they learn quickly.
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And it's completely free and it doesn't spy on you unlike that other OS
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Lets not forget all the hard work that goes on behind the scene to keep Linuxlite up to date and functional.
Jocklad
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Yes that is very true thank you to everyone that is developing and maintaining Linux Lite you guys are amazing
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been telling ev1 I know, it's not about learning commands. A dumbie can do it now. Tanks, guys!
changed from Windows 10 to a REAL OS