>>107233470
>but Linux barely functions.
Explaining it's successful daily driving of just about anything that actually does something.

From aircraft to toasters.

Skill issue?

>>107233470
linux has always been shit that's why only troons use it

>>107233494
>that's why only troons use it
Explaining why I still have my penis.

And unlike yours, it doesn't need a microscope to detect.

>>107233470
skill issue

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>>107233470
it's sata nutellas fault for making microsoft indian.
he jeetified Windows and now wants us to use his ai slop

>>107233486
he means linux desktop, genius

>>107233470
Works for me.

>>107233470
>>107233486
the reason why linux will always be for the bottom feeders
not only is the desktop experience garbage but then you get unemployed tards like this who expect you to spend hours upon hours learning this shit when macos and windows just works right out of the box without having to touch the terminal

>>107233772
>not only is the desktop experience garbage
I can't say I've spent a great deal of time thinking about my desktop. I use my computer.

>who expect you to spend hours upon hours learning this shit
So... The crux of your complaint is after copying *nix and splitting off in an entirely different direction, moving back isn't comfortable?

>macos and windows just works right out of the box without having to touch the terminal
There's plenty that applies to, too. With the extended support carried by *nix, *far* more shit 'just works'. Major exception comes with hardware drivers from closed source bundles they are not legally ***ALLOWED*** to pack with the distribution.

The OP's picrel, mint. You do realise one of the project goals there is to minimise terminal use? Sure, they've not 100% that, but realistically, you *never* have to powershell winhoes? I was to understand that's the only way you can actually get anything serious done. And on the desktop experience front, also outta the mint factory, is cinnamon. Somone used to winhoes shouldn't find it that alien. Kinda the point of that, too, as it is only really a gnome fork (or it was).

>>107233772
Why do you act like using the terminal is some ebin hacker shit when all you’re doing is updating your packages from the repos? Or using unrar, unzip, sha256sum?

>>107233869
Because without the pretty pictures, they have to read. And that hurts the thinkplace.

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>>107233772
This.

>>107233861
>i typed ALL THIS SHIT just say "winhoes". I'm a pathetic attention-seeking faggot

>>107233974
You can think that if you want.

Psst.
My computer works. Consistently.

>>107233923
*ahem*
$ uptime
11:27:49 up 108 days, 13:35, 1 user, load average: 0.03, 0.02, 0.00

>>107234002
>oooo I said winhoes you see what I did there mommy? I'm kewl rite?

>>107233470
It's easy if you aren't a tech illiterate apathetic retard who doesn't care to learn about the tech that said retard uses every day of its worthless nigger life.

>>107234019
I'm kewl. But not because I regular says 'winhoes'. It's kinda moar is than does.

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>>107234028
God damn why do Linuxfags get this angry over the truth?

>>107234030
>i called windows "winhoes". I'm making my mark.

>>107234032
I'm not even gonna answer, you aren't a person, you are just a bot laying bait for a funny reaction.

>>107234032
they are the pharisees of the open source

>>107234051
Aint even my mark. I adopted it. Decades ago.

>>107234068
Cornball

>>107234032
They lack testosterone.

>>107234152
Well, at least I have balls. One day you might be able to break your self-cucking habit enough to ask for yours back.

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>>107234671
Jfc you're corny and cringe as fuck.

I switched my main PC to Devuan with KDE. The biggest problems I had were getting the installation media set up (it worked with Ventoy but not Rufus), mounting and giving permissions for all the internal drives and getting one of them added to Steam for installing games, and then pulse audio stuff for the speakers. The entire process took a couple hours because I hadn't done it before but now everything just werks. Linux is not easy and there will always be hiccups but I'm glad to finally be done with Windows. I haven't had to deal with programs becoming unresponsive for no apparent reason like on Windows so that's a huge plus.

>>107234690
You got the nerve to call me cringe whilst you're posting AI slop of hank hill?

>>107234755
God this faggot nigger is cringe

>>107234744
Wow an actually real post. I'm glad you're happy with it anon.

>>107233470
Just don't use it then

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>>107233470
>Install Mint
>Launch Package Manager
You literally only Zandronum and some free Doom WADs, plus Minetest/Mineclonia.

Transmission is included for torrents
Firefox for browsing the web.
Grab a few things like Shortwave to find some nice free streaming radio.

Everything you need is right there in Mint. You are either a troll or have serious skill issues. Go to ChatGPT and ask how to find what you are looking for in mint.

>>107234910
>gaming in a non-rolling release distro

>>107233470
Hey man, you don't really need to touch the terminal in Mint. You should though because it's one of the best features.

In fact when I installed Windows again for the first time in over a year, I open Windows terminal a lot. Windows terminal has some of the same commands like ls, cd, and so on, which was surprising. For many things it's more convenient to use the UI, but other times the terminal is really useful for performing operations on mass amounts of files in a folder etc, for example. Or running a program that gives terminal output of course.

>>107234991
?

>>107233470
>Another filtered winjeet
Many such cases...

>>107234032
Why do you want things to just fucking work?

>>107233470
Atomic distributions like Bazzite are very easy to use :)

>>107233470
earning anything new it's never easy, it . becomes easier as you learn more of it.
That being said. I have machines running Win, Linux and Mac, all for different purpose. It was struggle to learn but hey I love em all.
You need to find OS that works for your mental and or your machine. So skill issue that can fade after time.
Any every single retard here that is on high horse of using linux struggled at learning it. So stop bitching and just fucking learn it.

>>107233772
If you don't learn the basics of using a command-line, you and your children will forever live in a world where computers are made to satisfy the retardation of the dumbest people on earth who buy computers. And they'll be in a thread like this making the same complaints as you. Stop using nigger computers, and companies that make nigger computers won't be able to fuck you over by catering to niggers.

Why are there so many threads seething about Linux lately?

>>107236756
Steam Machine forced Windows shills to shit on Linux because suddenly there's a real and popular product (soon) being sold with a usable Linux distro pre-installed.

>>107234032
Shouldn't you be paying someone to change the air filters in your car instead of talking about a subject that requires you to do a certain bare minimum of investigation and research?

>>107234744
Totally forgot about that problem with windows. Just remembering that that was always a problem with windows that would ultimately culminate in the task manager, itself, becoming unresponsive. I literally punched the screen out of my old thinkpad over that shit. God I hate windows.

i hope the slop machine fails so troonixfags can kill themselves

>>107233470
Paid M$ defense force thread, Mint truly just works and W11 required me to find an open source driver downloader without a mouse because the trackpad wouldn't work on my laptop when I installed it.
Literally never happened on Linux btw

>>107233470
>barely functions
In what way?

>>107233470
I would move back to Linux Mint if it wasn't for one fucking display feature. ONE.

>>107233470
>Linux barely functions
nice ragebait post faggot.

just moved to pop. it's far better than windows. the shit I want to do is hard but I'm learning. everything OP wants to do is easy as fuck. and that's what we need. easy as fuck windows-esque experiences for everyone. you're delusional if you don't understand that. then there needs to be a middle-ware gap that pulls those users in to "more advanced" use cases; e.g., command line.

fuck windows. this is the way.

>>107237016
This is especially funny. Linux has meme distros that are better than MS's only offering.

Aside from the programs from windows that refuse to work even under wine whats all this kerfuffle about linux being "hard" or "not working" I literally cannot understand it
I went to linux mint after using windows all my life and only quitting after support for windows 7 was ceased on steam I can barely tell a difference
And the difference is at most googling "thing linux" then copypasting whatever commands the ubuntu forum lists, which a literal child could do, and in fact they do when using game command lines like minecraft's

>>107233974
>>107234019
>>107234051
Imagine being this obsessed with a single word

>>107234910
I have to thank the recent Mineclonia/Voxelibre shills. When I tried Minetest ages ago, I thought it was bad and a shitty clone, but after trying Voxelibre about two weeks ago, it turned out to be so good compared to Minetest years ago that I ended up finally deleting Minecraft. Feels good, and I owe it to you guys (or you, probably all the posts I've seen are samefagging).

>>107233486
>>107233470
>boohoo why don't people just learn the command line to install a browser. linux so much better, etc.
>'because it's unnecessary and costs my time'
>skill issue fking noob u suck *huffs farts*
why are linuxfags like this

>>107239958
No such thing as "learning the command line" on trannymint: Open software store, install browser, close software store
Otherwise, open your default browser already included in m*nt (Firefox, I assume), search for the browser you want to download there, download it
Not sure why anyone would want to download a compromised distro tho, seems indeed retarded from the start, therefore all mintards are...tards and prone to skill issues

>>107240012
you're completely missing the point. every thread that involves contrasting linux with other operating system has a conversation comparable to the greentext i posted.
operating system's are supposed to support/serve as a foundation for what ever generic tasks a user wants to do, and not the other way around. demonstrated by the typical exchange i've mentioned, most linuxfags cannot wrap their head around this concept.

>>107239958
>boohoo why don't people just learn the command line to install a browser
Linux mint comes with a browser pre-installed and set doe

>>107240085
refer to >>107240059
and as a bonus, last time i tried to update firefox on my mint machine, all the pre-installed utilities either failed, or kept downloading an older version.
eventually i had to download the files and manually move them into the correct directories, etc. it was still a bunch of unnecessary effort.
on windows i download installer, click it, and it does everything for me.
even the noob friendly distros suck ass

>>107240129
forgot to mention the update feature within firefox failed for w/e retarded linux-reason.
idk why, but shit just fails at an unacceptable frequency. even on mint/ubuntu/etc

>>107240059
you can absolutely do all of these through gui
Linux is as intuitive as MacOS
and most people use the terminal on MacOS

>>107240170
the point isn't about whats possible, it's about how much time/effort is required. see >>107240129
& >>107240154
also i was forced to use a macbook at one of my previous jobs. they're an even worse experience, especially when your employer has locked the machine down, so you're forced to use the default MacOS aids.

>>107240129
Last time I updated firefox on my mint machine(couple days ago) I just clicked "install updates" when the update manager showed a notification for available updates
Then it succeeded and that was that
>on windows i download installer, click it, and it does everything for me.
Basically what I do on mint for many things. Well, some I just dropped the appimage and clicked it and it instantly worked, but usually it's not that fast and like what you describe. Flatpaks are neat.
For what I care on my personal machine(gaymes) Steam handles it so it's the same shit. Or the gog games installer which again same shit.

>>107240213
>works on my machine
i don't care.
the number of people with general complaints similar to mine are overwhelming, and it's why they will continue to endure windows bloat and aids over linux autism and aids.

>>107233470
Installing Ubuntu on my new laptop last year was the easiest and fastest OS installation I've ever experienced in my life.
After I couldn't get the NixOS installer to run.

>>107233470
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

>>107240059
>every thread that involves contrasting linux with other operating system has a conversation comparable to the greentext i posted.
I hope you'll allow me to doubt this, considering that both Mint and any other distro aimed at "newbies" eliminates the use of the terminal or the need to "learn the command line" unless, of course, you decide to change that yourself
I have never seen anyone on any forum (say, Zorin, Mint, or even here), or whatever else "noobs" use, suggest opting for 4000 complicated steps + building everything from source instead of simply using the pre-installed system tools that automatically take care of it
If you choose a retarded distro, people will assume yuo'ar retarded
If you choose a non-meme distro, which is what most anons here do and therefore one would assume the same from other users here, decent answers are often slightly more complicated than do A then get B. What's so strange or unacceptable about that?

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>>107240195
>it's about how much time/effort is required
Clickind the shield icon then "install updates" takes much time/effort? The thing that comes in linux mint pre-installed and setup?
Mate I use both linux and windows 11 both at their latest updates and updating is the exact same shit. Update manager shows notification, click update manager, click install updates.
Only notable difference is windows makes the system reboot immediatelly while linux just says "this won't take effect until the machine is rebooted" when it comes to kernel updates.

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Windows 10 IoT LTSC Master Race.

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>>107240247
>works on my machine
It works on every machine, the update manager comes pre-installed and setup on Linux mint.
>the number of people with general complaints similar to mine are overwhelming
Complaints of ignoring the update manager? I mean, sure it doesn't scream "UPDATE NOW FUCKBOY REEEEEEE" but the icon still shows a notification symbol. What about it is so hard that an "overwhelming" number of people would complain about it?
Like, genuinely I'm struggling to understand.

>>107233470
The reason most people will stay with Windows is Microsoft knows they are too lazy and stupid to learn to use something as basic as Mint, which is filled with GUIs and purposely looks a lot like Windows. Windows can keep getting shittier, but their userbase is a captive one for all intents and purposes.

>>107240415
I believe he's saying that when something doesn't "just werk" you need to use the command line.
Only instance I've had of this without going far out of my way was pipewire was getting carefully when the cpu was under moderately heavy load. So I had to use some terminal command to fix it. Eventually I just downgraded to pulse audio anyway. System is old so shit like that it's to be expected, but could be annoying or daunting to some people I guess.

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>>107233470
probably they have just gotten used to it for me going back on windows after using only linux for a while has me like this

>>107233470
try openSUSE Tumbleweed and/or Tumbleweed Slowroll. Best distro I've found in 30 years of using Linux.

>>107233470
if you are a brainlet, then just stick to phones.

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>>107233772
>I want to live in the pod and eat the bugs, because that's what's easy, convenient, and requires me to use my brain the least
wincattle are so pathetic

>>107233470
>Aaaa! My computer keeps BREAKING! I can't get anything to work right!
desu it just sounds like you're fucking retarded lmao. Why do you keep breaking your shit? Why are you unable to fix it? Idiot

>>107240650
This, the Linux barrier to entry is lower than ever, to the point where Windows 7 retards like me love it and never have to use the Terminal for anything other than to Neofetch which has nothing to do with anything you would use the computer for (cinnamon has ga-nome style system info)

People's brains are just rotted too far gone if they're thinking Linux is hard to use, it's so weird seeing Gen Z even acting like boomers where they're just allergic to using computers, not even because they can't ever figure out how to use it, but because "they don't do computers.

>>107240950
you don't use your computer in any real capacity
you're a browser tard

Linux is cringe and gay. No alpha chad would ever use it.

>>107240950
>but because "they don't do computers.
What do they do?

Have you noticed that all these Linux grifter threads always just say things like "doesn't work", "it's shit" or "troon" without actually elaborating? That's how you know it's a bait thread. If you have no logical arguments against something, you attack the thing on a personal and emotional level.

>>107241049
Bullshit, I edit video in Windows virtually, the browser is for shitposting, and considering most people are browsertards, Linux is peak OS.

>>107241284
They use phones, with the brightness cranked all the way up, a million things open in the background, and all the home screen icons either missing or dragged onto each other into random folders

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>>107233470
aaaaaa oh god oh fucj, linux is so hard, i need a CS degree to use this aaaaa

>>107241290
you can't play League of Legends on Linux

>>107241307
But phones are computers?

>>107241339
Nibba I see you typing in terminal at lightning speed hoping we wouldn't notice

>>107241359
In a way yeah, it's got an entire system on a chip with everything you need like ram n shit like that

>>107241350
Yes, same as Destiny 2 or any other Riot game. But that's not Linux' fault but the dev's because they explicitly forbid their DRM from running on Linux. They could get it running in very little time if they actually wanted.

There's a shitton of cool stuff that works on Linux, but not on Windows. What's your point?

>>107241388
>There's a shitton of cool stuff that works on Linux, but not on Windows.
name 3
i use linux btw

I bet you don't remember the first time you used windows, but it is not intuitive and you did not know how to do everything right away. Same shit with Linux, it isn't a free version of Windows. It's a different operating system with different ways of doing things.

>>107241350
That's a feature, not a bug.

>>107241388
> any other Riot game.
No, Legends of Runeterra runs fine.

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>>107241360
heh.. it seems i may have underestimated you

>>107240650
>he doesn't assemble his kitchen appliances
what are you, some kind of sheeple?

>>107241427
Kek it's amazing how Linux can be better in every way, and then people will be like "oh but it doesn't have closed source DRM software and games" It's like that's kinda the point, it's the libre way of doing things that prevents Linux from turning into garbage like Windows, if Windows users had open source access to their kernel, holy fuck could the NT based distros be amazing, you could have lightweight DEs running ontop of NT Kernel that aren't full of crap, you'd probably gain performance in gaming too if you didn't have all this crap going on in the background, but it will never happen for them if they stick with the windows mentality.

>>107241398
GParted
Putting your task bar to the sides or the top of your screen
Hypnotix

Your move

>>107241465
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or suffering from geniune Linux rot.

>>107233470
>say it would be easy?
Ask Google Gemini, or
https://grok.com/

or maybe others.

It can answer lots of questions. You can double check solutions by looking at links.

Everything is easy on Linux now, unless you have a really bad compatibility problem. ai can't make drivers like that for you, not just yet...

It also helps with Windows problems.

>>107240534
>>107240415
for clarity, it wasn't exactly a fresh install. It was a fresh install that I hadn't touched for years, and working around this scenario was fucked. sudo apt update, software package gui's, etc all didn't work for one reason or another. This is not the case on windows. if you log into a w10 machine after a few years later, shit just updates automatically.
in the case of my linux mint machine, it seems like i'd either have to have an in depth understanding of the OS, or I'd have to do another fresh install, which is retarded.
linux sucks, even the noob friendly distro: electric boogaloo

>>107241482
You're never going to live down pewdiepie installing arch.

>>107241504
oh and i should mention 'years' means like 2 years. not a decade.
that's not enough time to expect these kinds of issues.

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>>107233923
>>107233772
>>107233470
>incessant spam of anti-linux threads attempting to silo people into glowOS 11
>fail to realize how autistic /g/ is and thus many immune to their shitty psyop

your pol/X/reddit tier propaganda slop won't work here

>>107241524
>coping luxfags continue to ignore LTSC in order to create false dichotomy

>>107241543
The problem is that LTSC is not new, it's not sustainable looking forward to just "use the old version bro", I've heard that Windows 10 doesn't even know how to use certain modern CPUs correctly because it was made before, Linux users don't have this problem, the Kernel evolves to utilize new technology that comes out, and because everything is open source, alot of the spyware and whatever else that wastes your computer's power are omitted in this space, it's a non issue.

>>107241465
first of all taskbar belongs on the bottom, but you can move it to side or top in windows 100 percent. you were able to do that since windows 95, the first windows with a taskbar
gparted - there are windows equivalent
hypnotix - what is this? sounds gay

>>107241569
my 9800x3d and 9060, both released within the past 12 months, work fine on w10.
I will have to wait for when linux genuinely does outperform w10 with it's unfortunate, but necessary use of things like proton and wine.
And even then, if it proves to be too inconvenient, i will just tolerate w11.
I've used linux in education, at work, and as a hobby, and the result is it's fucking ass as a daily driver, but ooo noo people in india are going to know i like bbw porn.

>>107241524
It's just prompt engineering. people don't reply to positive threads. They reply to:
>bird dogging (this thread)
or
>come-ons (sexed up, in some way, like "become rich" or "I'm a hot gaymer grrl")

>>107241676
>>107241524
BUT

glownign posts glow because they sound like marketing...

>>107241543
why do you care so much about people not using your precious LTSC? I know your IQ is below 80 and you can barely use a keyboard but the rest of us don't suffer from your mental handicap.

No one cares if you suck Gate's cum through a straw whilst loading up your LTSC but for some reason that's not good enough. You and your butt colony seem to want to change the social narrative on /g/

>>107241731
>why do you care so much about people not using your precious LTSC?
i don't care about whether you use it, i'm pointing out that linuxcopers constantly ignore it's existence.
it's linuxfags who are the ones who sperg about whether people use windows or not.
>iq, cum guzzling, something something
see? you are getting emotional and losing your mind over the topic.

>>107241543
Linuxtards can't cope that a debloated LTSC just works and while admittedly far fron perfect it mostly just works. Way better than any Linux distro ever will for desktop use.

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>>107241307
>i'm a muh video editor
is that the best your unemployed larping newfag ass could come up with?

i challenge you to screenshot the current state of your desktop
cpu usage is because i'm transcoding something :)
>>107241464
>that prevents Linux from turning into garbage like Windows
you're new
>>107241339
>do-nothing browser tard that distrohopped 30 minutes ago and installed steam
>>107241504
this is true. not even linux mint has reliable upgrades anymore.
>>107241569
fair point, but you also do not need the newest ryzen x3d cuck chiplets or intel biglittle cuck cores
but you're ignoring that even the latest linux kernel ALSO STILL has problems with scheduling these meme processors
>spyware
picrel/LTSC/enterprise practically has very little of it after changing a handful of group policies at most, even so, outbound firewalling is simple and should be common sense

>>107234032
because they're unemployed losers

>>107240534
>carefully
Crackley. Sorry, phone posting like a fucking normie.

>>107241913
>transcoding
Show your transcoding socks.

>no spyware
>full customization
awesome, how do I install fusion360?

>>107233470
windows has functional unnecessary shit that people dislike while loonix has dysfunctional shit that is necessary, that's the difference.

>>107241360
>nibba
I am sorry, are you trying to say NIGGER?

>>107242979
https://github.com/cryinkfly/Autodesk-Fusion-360-for-Linux
https://github.com/Thermionix/fusion360
looks like theres some options

I used linux (ubuntu lts) as a daily driver laptop for about 7 years. I got tired of having to fix shit all the time.

>>107243011
go ahead install windows 11 anon

>>107243031
I have a shitty 100 dollar laptop with win 11 and I have to fix shit even more often than I did with ubuntu lts
>every forced update breaks random shit and reinstalls ms teams for some reason??
I want to never think about my os ever
it's an operating system, not a lifestyle

>>107233470
Kek trolled.

>>107241913
>do-nothing browser tard that distrohopped 30 minutes ago and installed steam
been on arch for several years at this point. I do photo/video editing just fine.

idk what to tell you, i first tried linux in 2004 when i was 14, and i literally just used it. can't imagine the new user experience could be any worse than over 20 years ago

>>107243011
use bazzite

>>107233772
This
>>107234032
They hate the truth that linux is borderline unusable for normies
Things break often and to fix them you need to be technically educated
Windows and macos works out of the box.
And even if some person wants help when using linux they will be pointed to some unreadable manual
Linux users are smug and midwits who have too much time in their hands to play with their operating system
That's why no employed person prefers their shit OS

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>>107239904
its been me.
i had the same experience. it was garbage years ago and it is now better snd more fun than Minecraft. Somive been evangelizing Luanti/VoxeLibre/Mineclonia

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>>107239958
you have a mental disability

>>107245111
keep reading.

>>107243064
What's the problem with the OS ensuring everything is set with MS Teams installed, are you an unemployed retard?
Oh what am I saying, youre talking about linux being better than windows, of course you are
Also anything that breaks after windows updates probably is shit you dont need anyway

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>>107233470
>Windows 11 is so shit

You can literally fit it with a few scripts.
I'm still on 10, probably will be for a while but even when I will have no choice to change, I will updoot to another version of window.

Come back home, nerd.

>>107233470
Hi OP, sorry I have to assume that you are a Winjeet shill / loonix hater. Unless you give us more information, instead of malding for no reason. So why don't you tell us:
>What doesn't work?
>Special Hardware?
>Special Software?
>Use case?

>>107233470
>windows sucks
>Linux sucks

Maybe something else sucks, maybe you expect too much from a computer regardless of what operating system is on it,

Find another hobby, get a bicycle, or a drone, or remote controlled model racecar, touch grass

>>107240534
Pipewire is a side-grade.

>>107241398
Only need 1, the linux file system. Windows is literally a waste of digital space.

>>107244836
Retards shouldn't be allowed to use computers
Soon the age of personal computers will be over and the normdroids will be back tilling the fields where they belong

>>107245185
OP doesn't want solutions, he just wants to be mad.

>>107239958
If you think that typing "pacman -S chromium" into a terminal is more difficult that typing "download chromium" into a browser, then clicking 2-3 links, then clicking through an install wizard, and then restarting your computer, you need to check your skin color because I think it's probably the most important part of this disagreement.

>>107243064
>it's an operating system, not a lifestyle
Problem is your lifestyle depends on a device that depends on an operating system. So you're forced to either make the operating system a part of your lifestyle, or you pay someone else to deal with that shit for you and hope they don't screw you over. Or you choose a new lifestyle for yourself, that doesn't depend on the device.

>>107233470
I dont get you faggots
First you complain about how tech being accessible for anyone ends up dumbing down the systems you employ, THEN you start shitting and pissing yourselves when any, ANY task requires some degree of technical expertise.
Yes, Windows is easier, of course, it's made for the lowest common denominator so that absolute mouth breathers can open their excel spreadsheet and even then they lose their fucking marbles when the icon is not on the desktop but on the menu, or fail ti find their files they just downloaded, or open the nth phishing email of the day.
So whats the fuss about it? Do you have so little free time that you cannot dedicate half an hour towards learning a couple useful skills, LIKE LEARNING THE FUCKING OS YOU ARE USING

>>107250184
All of his hobbies are probably things he buys from a company for entertainment.

>>107250184
In all seriousness, it's not usually the same people who complain about both things. The ones that do are just temporarily embarrassed tech geek wannabes, which is pretty sad since nerds suck and are gross.

>>107250060
>typing "pacman -S chromium"
How would you know how to do this unless you're already trawling linux forums
>then restarting your computer
It's not 1995 anymore. You don't even have to restart after updating drivers these days

>>107249928
Fair enough.

>>107250343
>How would you know how to do this unless you're already trawling linux forums
how do you know to search for program on google, click on a legit looking website, find a download button, download it, run the installer, and click through the installer?

linux (mint) user here
I have never see an employed well adjusted high-earning person with a linux shitbox, it's always macs, I'm all for windows burning to the fucking ground but let's not pretend like this is some valid alternative if you actually do anything of value on your computer, aside from shitposting on 4chan and wasting time on other shithole websites
in the cs degree at uni plenty of overpriced windows cuckboxes, thinkpads (old and new) with linux, macs

>>107233470
I dunno man I've been daily driving Fedora KDE for a few weeks now and it is rather easy. I like it better than windows 10

Linux desktop is such a fucking trainwreck. You gamble on whatever distro you choose having all the drivers you need out of the box. If it doesn't, good fucking luck hunting down what you need especially if you chose a meme distro. Linux mint, ubuntu, and debian are the least likely to break but fuck they look godawful.
The standard for modern desktop operating systems is they just werk. If I was interested in tinkering I wouldn't pick a desktop computer to tinker with. Loonix doesn't meet this standard often enough to qualify as a modern desktop OS. Sneed.

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>>107233486

Opensuse Tumbleweed user here
I'm not having any issues, not with the base system (IceWM), in fact I'm even surprised I can play videos outside of Youtube on Firefox, when it wasn't possible before. The only issues I had were the lack of a text editor and file manager, and Yast helped it, along with the terminal.

>>107233470
Nice try Satya, but I will not buy Windows 11

>>107233470

If [[ $IQ -lt 100 && $Cash -lt 2000 && $Employed -eq 0 ]]
    then Windows
    elif [[ $IQ -lt 100 && $Cash -gt 2000 && $Employed -eq 0 ]]; then
        MacOS
    else Linux
fi

>>107252111
what is this dogshit programming language? bash?

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OP here. Just installed Windows 10 and it feels so good.

>>107233470
> Linux barely functions

OP, you're admiting to everyone you're a faggot who doesn't kow how to run a linux distro properly.

haha, faggot!

>>107253239
Erm....uhm
Leddit spacing o algo OWNED

im installing manjaro and there's nothing you can do about it

>>107233494
t. proud Macfag

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>>107233470
It's simply not something meant for working adults.