EbonJaeger he also said that we straight up shouldn't care about people having or wanting new hardware, which imo is the completely wrong take, and did feel to be a bit condescending.
I believe that you were referring to me here. All I was, and am, saying is that users with brand new computers must know that they may have a hard time installing some, or many, Linux distros. Like I said, Linux is still not Windows.
Also, I was not condescending. I was referring to the multitudes of less-than-brand-new computers which happily run Solus and other distros, because they already have supporting drivers available, etc.
If one wishes to run Solus, and many other Linux distros, on a brand new hardware, be prepared for some potential setbacks. Feelings do not come into this, just facts.
