Exactly. Look at the Ashai Linux project. They are doing tremendous work, but getting basic feature parity with a now 3 year old laptop is still ongoing work.
Then once feature parity is done, performance problems are next, if they ever get addressed and completed.
I love the idea for open source software, but the very best software in todays world is always something you have to pay for.
Then once feature parity is done, performance problems are next, if they ever get addressed and completed.
I love the idea for open source software, but the very best software in todays world is always something you have to pay for.