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I also do this. But I do not necessarily think it as a bad thing.

I do not need to finish the book in one sitting, it’s fine to wander, I usually just just went on a tangent on a relevant topic though. Reading for an hour is fine, as is a 5 minute session.

Maybe immersing myself reading books just not that fun for me. But I can sit for hours studying music even without touching my instruments, just reading the chart and analysing the harmony and what not. I think reading like any other skill, needs training and I just haven’t give it enough time.

I’m a late millennial, and like it or not I’m used to being able to access relevant context and information with just a click (like Wiki).

I’m also on this camp. I get the significance, but I think I just didn’t resonate with what they wrote, and the “old” production.

Here and there I found a great version someone else performed and was surprised to find it’s a Beatles song, then I heard the OG and went “yup, still not for me”.

Neat, thank you !

I think I get it, but can someone translate to plain English just in case ?

https://xkcd.com/2501 to some extent.

Yeah, Linux user can/willing to read instructions that (the important part IMO) unfamiliar to them, that’s like not what average user would do.

Most users know how to install something on Windows, they’ve used it since they were toddler and whether or not you think it’s a better experience in Linux is irrelevant.

Most software they need in Windows has a giant download button on the respective site, double click the downloaded file and you’re done.

99% of the time you can immediately start the program or there will be a shortcut on the desktop.

Also, gaming. Like it or not it is a casual workload, and it’s not as straightforward on Linux.