Linux is for nerds
and it always will be until the interface and system management are streamlined to a point where installing/updating/upgrading are reasonable endeavors rather than epic feats. Believe it or not, the general public doesn't care about how their refrigerator works, they just want their yogurt to be cold. They don't want to have to recompile the engine in their car when they get up to go to work every morning, they want it to just turn on.
So until Linux can offer me a solution where I don't have to read a 30 page document just to figure out how to install an SDK, Linux can suck my floppy bits.
So until Linux can offer me a solution where I don't have to read a 30 page document just to figure out how to install an SDK, Linux can suck my floppy bits.