Well, theoretically you can use assembly lines for making dildos.

Nice try Vladimir.

Can’t have bedbugs if you don’t have a bed. knock on the head

And same people are complaining that Linux is difficult to install…

Or… 90’s Toyota Corolla, there are plenty of them riding around in here.

No, but we are getting there.

Have you disabled also Google from your life?

Bananandroid?

It’s a long story. But back in the time, when there was a company called Commodore, I used Amiga computers, because I didn’t like Microsoft and MS-DOS. When Commodore went bankrupt and my Amiga started to fade away I was forced to buy a PC. And because I didn’t want to have Windows 95, I bought S.uS.E. Linux and that’s the way I am now. And I’m happy to be Linux user all these years.

Same here. Fucking train makers.

I don’t want to brag but I have my 1985 Bang & Olufsen music system still in use. Cassette player, CD-player and vinyl player all work well. They don’t make devices like that anymore.

It’s funny to think that when everything is made more cheap, the more they cost.

Don’t forget that they didn’t succeed on mobile phones either. Despite it was very fine OS and devices were good too.

I’m old and not keen on tinkering around anymore, that’s why I use Linux Mint Cinnamon. It just works and doesn’t take much time to maintain.

I’m sure they have watched it and made lots of notes.

I did it in that way: I installed a second hard drive in my laptop and installed Mint in there. Happy dual boot. But I must say that I knowingly did buy a laptop with an option for a second drive.

This is the way.

I suggest you to check out Linux Mint Cinnamon edition. I have been using it for years without any problems. I also have dual boot with Windows, but I think I will delete Windows soon and use only Linux.

I recommend Mint. It’s super easy to install and maintain. And very easy to use.