Comment Re: same same. (Score 1) 151
That's the whole point, actually: if you can't do that using click - next - next - pick some option - next - next - done, then Linux distros are not ready to become regular desktop user OSs.
I've had many Windows upgrades fail. Some of them resulted in an unusable system, others reverted themselves and only wasted hours of my time. And for that matter, just running Windows Update without an upgrade to a new Windows version very frequently breaks Windows Update so that it will not work, and on a few occasions has resulted in an unbootable Windows system. In fact even my work machine has rendered itself unbootable with a Windows Update, and I work remotely... I had to go in to the office to have them address the issue, that was a fun waste of time.
No, Linux is not perfect, but you don't get to declare that Linux is not ready for the desktop when it has problems that Windows also has.