Everyone pretending you don’t have to enter your password on Linux considerably more often than the other OSs is part of why Linux does not achieve mainstream adoption :(
I asked my grandmother why she didn’t use Linux and she cited the fact that people were in denial about the frequency of password use in POSIX-based operating systems as her primary reason.
How often do you run things as sudo my guy. That might cause having to enter a password a bit more often, but i can’t imagine it being that bad that someone would rage quit using linux. Seems like a huge exageration to me.
Everyone pretending you don’t have to enter your password on Linux considerably more often than the other OSs is part of why Linux does not achieve mainstream adoption :(
Yeah, that was it.
I asked my grandmother why she didn’t use Linux and she cited the fact that people were in denial about the frequency of password use in POSIX-based operating systems as her primary reason.
How often do you run things as sudo my guy. That might cause having to enter a password a bit more often, but i can’t imagine it being that bad that someone would rage quit using linux. Seems like a huge exageration to me.
You’re skipping the point were people tell you that it is a question of your settings and not a matter of the operating system.