#Linux people need to understand: nobody moves to Linux because they want, but because they need to.

That “need” is a breaking #Windows update, or a slow computer, 99% of the time.

The sooner they come up with a migration app for Windows, the better. Otherwise we’ll keep seeing <5% Linux users forever.

#FOSS #OSS #OpenSource

@darkghosthunter I think in any user base larger than say 2 people, you are going to see a lot of motivations

And of course with a few million users (to a billion, Android lumped in) you are going to see a lot more

At this point maybe every possible reason

@darkghosthunter and fwiw, I think the worst possible thing we can do is imagine some hypothetical user who "should" be on Linux, and then demand the ecosystem serve that fever dream

Personally, I think it's great that there are distros and spins for so many of us

@buckfiftyseven Some people _should_ be on Linux, some don't. Just imagine people on Windows 10 or 8 having to live with eventual CVE for a computer that connects to the Internet that are popping out every day thanks to AI, and those that are not disclosed yet.

@darkghosthunter Mint is generally considered best for people who want to make the minimum effort to move, and that's fine

It doesn't mean Cachy should be directed at the same audience

Or that anyone is really going to satisfy any old Windows who don't want to put in any effort at all

@buckfiftyseven Yeah. Since it's another ecosystem, the problem is mostly how to replace your usual software with an alternative.

Same happens in macOS, but it's less abrasive given there is always a port of something.