It’s a WIMP system. They all work the same way. Worst case you have to click around a bit.

[…] in reality they just know how it works

In my experience, they know how a few utilities and how a handful of programs work, but have no idea how Windows works. Not that many people actually know how Windows works.
Roughly figuring out the boot sequence of Linux is relatively easy once you’ve used it for a year or two. What happens when Windows boots? Who knows? kernel32 probably is involved at some point.

Linux/Unix is actually relatively simple and logical once you’ve figured it out. Windows is a messy dark maze with grues waiting at every corner to eat you.

Divers license discerns between automatic and manual transmission, trailer weights, and motorcycle displacement

I think depth is also an important factor. And remember, don’t drink and dive!

Those definitely are some pixels.

Install Linux on…

Never mind, carry on.

They could sell usb drives…

Only one belief can be right.

Or many could be right, or none. Although with how much difference it seems to make, it probably doesn’t matter much.

All legs are present and accounted for!

Easy. Just rip each blu-ray to its own hard drive. It makes filing easier too.

Anything can be Unix if you’re willing to pay for the certification.

You should listen to and smell a fox before embarking on that kind of project.

There’s literally billions of people on Facebook, so probably not. But maybe it’s a start.

I don’t know who he is, just that he’s some kind of YouTube celebrity. Apparently, if he’s not an extremist, he’s a braindead idiot. I’m not sure it’s actually much better. Well, maybe a wee bit better, but not by much.

I understand that it needed a GUI, but 150 megs?? When :

~ 
❯ ll `which dd`
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 63K Sep 29 16:36 /usr/bin/dd*

~ 
❯ 

The first hard drive I used was a whooping 5megs and the CP/M machine couldn’t handle it so it was partitioned as a million floppies.

Well, it doesn’t find my books. :(

Correction, got it to work.

Next step, unscrambling the books.

Edit: And, done. (there weren’t that many books, 460 in total).

One onion and one…

Yeah, but you never find a fuse when you need one while it’s easy to find a 2 000 dollar gpu for a measly 3 500 dollars.

But you need room for the secondary car needed to navigate the car park, from where you left your car to the mall entrance. European people can’t understand what they have to face daily in the US.

Read a book and it might as well be.