Daily remixed that Linux is only free if your time has no value
>>52481230
*remider
Daily reminder that freedom isn't free.
>>52481245
Nice hooks! Bait stinks though. :/
>>52481230
not true
>>52481230
>Spend 5 hours for windows to install
>boot up
>spend 10 hours waiting for updates
HA
>install linux
>literally good to go on the first boot
>value
You seem to be confusing the concepts of gratis (free as in free beer) and libre (free as in freedom).
See also http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
>click enter a few times
>run myscript.sh
>good to go in 5 minutes
>>52481546
>Windows is updating
>Windows starts applying the update
>reboots
>Windows starts applying updates again
>reboots
>>52481230
>I get paid 85k/yr to be a linux sysadmin
>If I knew more about linux I could make even more than that.
My time is valuable as fuck
STOP RIGH THERE
Are you stereotyping something to all software which includes Linux, which is merely the code implementing process and privilege/security context management and hardware abstraction, just GENERALIZING SHIT ON LINUX WHICH IS ONLY INVOLVED IN DRIVERS AND NOTHING TO DO WITH THE SOFTWARE COMPONENTS WHICH PRESENT THE USER INTERFACE WHICH HAS THE ACTUAL ROLES IN WHATEVER USES UP EXPENSES ON YOUR TIME?
>>52481230
daily reminder that windows only costs 119 bucks if your time has no value
>>52481262
It costs folks like you and me.
>install linux, good to go in 10 minutes
>install windows, takes about an hour. Another hour hunting for and installing drivers. 10 hours for updates. 1 hour poking around for programs you need. Another 3 hours downloading steam games. Then maybe good to go if nothing fucked up.
>good post op
Daily reminder that it's 2016 and Linux is no longer difficult to use
I've spent infinitely more time fucking about with Windows trying to make it usable than I ever have on Debian.
Windows is a hobbyist OS.
>>52481230
daily reminder that phonefags making threads on /g/ are such normies that won't even disable autocorrect and are literally cancer
consider suicide
nigger