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Is linux good for someone tech illererate.
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There's a reason why chromebooks are so popular, and it's not just the price.
Because they are the Crayola of fuckin computers?
I really don't think people is reasoning "yes I definitely need a computer that exclusively can browse the web no matter the price" because otherwise, if price is no objection, they would buy an ipad with a keyboard.
This considering that a Chromebook instantly loses the resale value as soon as you pay it and it comes with a time bomb which is known only to hyper technical people. Chromebooks on discount have just 1-2 years of updates left or in some cases they're already EOL. It's crime against the environment that a Linux machine with a browser has a EOL date when it could receive browser updates indefinitely without any issue.