Someone with a revolutionary vision to make Linux an operating system easy and pleasing enough for people to just jump into; someone who can really engage and tap into the mainstream consumer market and captivate them into the world of Linux?
We don't want our secret club to become mainstream sorry
Jacob Green
When will some visionary genius grow desktop linux's 1.5% market share to 2%.
Colton Cook
ubuntu tries to do that, but "muh sekrit club" mentality is the cancer of linux. too many distros and shit. It's like tumblr and their genders, they are too many. linux is the /lgbt/ of the personal computing, they just don't want to acknowledge that there are two options: windows or mac.
Jordan Bailey
>When will desktop Linux get its Steve Jobs? Never, because desktop computing is finished and bankrupt.
Hudson Perez
Elementary OS is moving in that direction. What would it take to make Elementary OS as good as Mac OS? Besides being preinstalled.
Luis Russell
optimization, stability ideally their own hardware
Jacob Moore
Linux does not need someone to dumb down the UI and remove all the functionality so that adult children can play with the flashy picture box. Fuck off.
Leo Miller
Desktop Linux had 2% a decade ago, and the margin shrank to 1.5%.
Great work Torvalds and Stallman.
Logan Bell
>OH SHIT HE CAN ACTUALLY CODE
Bentley Rodriguez
>he doesn't use the command line user
Carson Perry
Its already eating up major market shares. the various linux distros have never had this much popularity, it is reaching new records every day.
Luis Gonzalez
>all desktop environments and window managers will cease to exist because a popular distro uses something else Do you even know how the free software community works? And what "functionality" and "dumbing down" are you even talking about anyway? Pointless configuration bullshit only dumbshits who use aesthetics as a crutch to feel productive care about?
Carson Gray
The Linux ecosystem is comprised of 3 kinds of people; working people who contribute to projects in their spare time, autistic NEETS who either fuck things up or spew hatred on forums and finally clueless people who just want to see what 'Linnex' is.
How the fuck can you unite this kind of ecosystem? You can't, its not meant to be united. Its meant to be exactly as it is, just fucking chaos for the average person but decent and very useful if you know what you're doing.
Besides >When will desktop Linux get its Steve Jobs?
It kind of already happened. There's not a vast difference between macOS and Linux in terms of core functionality and capability. Windows remains the designated video game machine/casual $400 Walmart laptop OS. If you have any self respect, use anything other than Windows.
Carson Martin
Already happened. It's called the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Oliver Cook
They would need to convince Adobe and a few other big names to port to Linux and then sell workstations geared for professional use. You can't penetrate the home desktop market without first going through the professional market.
can't seem to find the botnet on my 16.10 install, please guide me
Christian Perez
>t. kevin
Adrian Nguyen
>When will desktop Linux get its Steve Jobs? Oh, Poettering tried. Too bad he's an arrogant asshole. There's certainly something wrong with German programmers. Ulrich Drepper is also another arrogant asshole.
And the Suckless team while we're at it. Their mailing list is batshit insane. lists.suckless.org/dev/1408/23366.html Bunch of Linus wannabees without the technical acumen.
Jeremiah Harris
>There's certainly something wrong with German programmers at least they get shit done
unlike you, they don't spend their entire days on a Mongolian basket weaving forum shitposting
Nathaniel Carter
>he's an arrogant asshole wow, he's perfect for being the second jobs then...
Nolan Brooks
>Commercialize Linux Redhat is as far as I go
Mason Lee
Richard Stallman will be arrested and executed by Donald Trump for promoting communist software. In his martyrdom, a GPL revolution will overthrow Trump and his corporate cronies and we will finally have the year of the Linux desktop.