It's less user friendly. Much like an apple product is supposed to be way more user friendly, and therefore has many unnecessary restrictions upon it.
There's no GOOD reason an iPhone shouldn't plug into a Windows computer, and showup as a usb drive. Exactly like any other device would.
Same way my android phone should show up as a usb drive on my friends apple laptops
But it doesn't
Linux doesn't do that shit, and there's way more tools that do things easily..
Also you can jeasily have Linux on a bootdisx, or usb drive for specifically doing stuff like this.
It can even look like windows. I used lindoze distribution for a while.
But you have to know what you are doing more with Linux, than windows, or an apple product.
It's less user friendly. Much like an apple product is supposed to be way more user friendly, and therefore has many unnecessary restrictions upon it.
There's no GOOD reason an iPhone shouldn't plug into a Windows computer, and showup as a usb drive. Exactly like any other device would.
Same way my android phone should show up as a usb drive on my friends apple laptops
But it doesn't
Linux doesn't do that shit, and there's way more tools that do things easily..
Also you can jeasily have Linux on a bootdisx, or usb drive for specifically doing stuff like this.
It can even look like windows. I used lindoze distribution for a while.
But you have to know what you are doing more with Linux, than windows, or an apple product.
(post is archived)