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Why so difficult?

freebie
freebie Posts: 1
edited March 2018 in Getting Started with Linux

Look how easy it is to install Windows: you put in a disk, it pretty much installs itself.  Why can't Linux do this?  I am sick to death of MS installing stuff on MY computer--whether I like it or not, and no doubt there are hundreds of thousands if not millions of others who feel the same way.  I have struggled just to make a bootable disk to install Mint... why isn't there a link to such an image?? Burn it to a disk, it works like a Windows install disk???  Finally I managed to get a USB stick to boot and install but somewhere along the installation came a glitch and looking online found other people have had the same issue.  I saw somewhere a setup that ran indistinguishably (at a glance) from Windows and this is what I want to do.  Why does it have to be so difficult?

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  • AlinNYC
    AlinNYC Posts: 2
    edited March 2018

    This is one of many I have. I posted today if interested.  The only way I can Linux installed if I copy w/USB . Where did you find it any problems?

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