I really think there’s a huge potential market for companies like System76. This is basically the same model Apple has where they control the software and hardware stack to make sure everything works well together. Being able to just get a machine with Linux already set up, and everything working out of the box lowers the barrier for adoption significantly.
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My explanation is that I went to Pop_OS and never looked back.
How is it for gaming? Playing with Nobara right now
Hit or miss, buy a Steam deck lol
I already got one!
Oof. Not a good sign though for gaming
Guess a salty Linux user didn’t like what you had to say
I really think there’s a huge potential market for companies like System76. This is basically the same model Apple has where they control the software and hardware stack to make sure everything works well together. Being able to just get a machine with Linux already set up, and everything working out of the box lowers the barrier for adoption significantly.