Something I've noticed in most Linux projects is that they keep regressing. The kernel is a rollercoaster of performance improvements and performance losses every minor release. The DEs are unusable after every single major release and you have to wait for the first patch for them to get back into a working state. The distros constantly mess with package dependencies. Is there any hope or are we stuck with windows and mac for eternity?
Konqi'd.
your hands look underaged
stop eating, fatty
Desktop Linux was always saboware, but I also get the impression that the newer crop of "software engineers" are just plain worse.
>>108200319If you don't want minor releases to break your system then you are supposed to use a stable distro with a slow release model like debian or ubuntu lts.
girly hands jfc
>>108200319this niggah has hands like a bitch. bitch hands lel
>>108200319>Try linux 10 years ago>It's okay, but not worth the effort>Try lInux now>It's 10 times more user-friendly, and more app supportHow is it regressing? Maybe you just lost yourself in the sauce if you think anything on LInux is regressing worse than microslops shitty OS.
>>108201572>microslopsRent free.
>>108201572the more it werks the higher the expectations so the more pronounced the disappointmentbecause it is 10x better when it breaks the user feels 10x worse about the product
>>108200319>that keyboardwhich shithole country is that
Switching away from Debian based distros to Fedora based distros fixed my issues with Linux.
I run fedora and it works just as well on my x230 and my 7900x pc. It just works anon.
Lmao
