Dave Gutteridge <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> So, to use your analogy, I'm sitting in the car with the
> souped up engine, and it won't start, and I'm surrounded by
> mechanics saying "Yeah, but if it did run, it would be
> better."
Again, poor analogy. You don't install Linux everytime you
want to use it. You don't mod it everytime you want to use
it.
A better analogy is that you have a kit car and you have to
build it. With the Ubuntu instructions, you couldn't figure
it out from the parts you had. With the CentOS instructions,
you could.
99.9% of users don't get a kit car, they get the car
pre-built. So all they do is start it up. I.e., all you do
is boot it up.
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