But he DOES support them, but answer is usually "I will install linux".
Not everyone is Windows or MacOS expert. I do programming for 30 years. Las time I used Windows was 15 years ago. I never used Mac (maybe like 3 hours total).
Not everyone is Windows or MacOS expert. I do programming for 30 years. Las time I used Windows was 15 years ago. I never used Mac (maybe like 3 hours total).
> If you do not want to support your family, fine - no need to announce it to the world
It's the difference between being willing to give your kid a ride to sports practice vs a crack den.
You do want to support your kid, just not enable them if they're going to be doing bad things.
Why deal with that? No thanks.
Not all "bad things" are equivalent, as I hope you are aware.
However these are all life decisions, whether to be a helpless tech illiterate end-user or at least know how to navigate around a computer. If you want to learn how to use a Linux distro, then I will help you learn a valuable skillset, but if you want me to enable you to become a helpless end-user who doesn't know how to troubleshoot basic problems then I refuse to do it in my free time.
At work I'd help anybody, but that's because I'm being paid to be helpful to my team and reach its maximum efficiency and work isn't the right place to stand by your ideals.