"For as long as I can remember, Linux was 'marketed' and pushed towards the younger crowd--the computer-savvy, self-described 'geeky' community that had no problem getting Linux to work on their system. But now, even my boss is running Ubuntu. Here's our story.
"This has typically involved a good amount of command-line interaction and tweaking to get your system working. Though this is a simplistic way to describe what is in actuality a complex situation, the above is a lot of the reason why Linux adoption in computer users as a whole has been slow compared to Windows..."
