A few years ago, I was infatuated with Linux. It was about seven years ago. I have installed my home computer into a Linux system. That is to say, no matter what I want to do on my computer, I have to run it on the Linux system.
I use this method to force myself to master various operations under Linux.
But what about my wife? She usually needs to go online, chat about QQ, write a document or something.
So I started to teach her how to use Linux. Of course, for her computer, I cannot expect her to work mostly on the command line. I taught her to use the start X command to start KDE. The rest is purely graphical operations. At that time, I also wanted to seeProgramOther than staff, ordinary computer users can accept Linux.
No windows is available, and my wife is forced to get used to things in Linux, get used to X-win, get used to Mozilla, get used to Gaim, and get used to OpenOffice... you may even get used to entering a command when the ADSL modem is disconnected...
It turns out that common users can also accept Linux.
One day, a programmer friend came to visit my house and played my computer for a while. Q: How can I access the Internet?
My wife said with confidence: I will ask me this too.
I saw her skillfully call up the command line and hit the next command with just a few fingers:ADSL-start
My friend suddenly became Petrochemical... Said: I did not expect that Xin GE's wife would all use Linux... Really amazing...
It seems that my Linux education is quite successful.
Digress: Therefore, Pirated Windows cannot be mentioned at all. Microsoft does not force you to use Windows. If you don't want to pay for Windows, you can embrace Linux. In a world without windows, normal users can live without windows, but some people are too lazy to learn.