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What did they even change?
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>>109471917
Wdym Windows. Userspace or kernelspace? Userspace is shitty because of Win32 abstraction and lack of a good GUI framework.

Kernelspace is GOAT
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>>109471917
I'll never understand this LARP about how 'old windows' was good. Every Windows version was and still is dogshit.
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>>109471967
After 30 years of free alternatives
>We still don't know what audio system we should use
>We still don't know what display server we should use
>We still don't know what widget toolkit we should use
>We still don't know what DE we should use
>We still don't know how to fix most DE bugs
>We still don't know what init system we should use
And the funniest one
>We still haven't figured out what's the best way to install software
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>>109471917
>What did they even change?
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>>109471982
>>We still don't know what audio system we should use
Pipewire
>>We still don't know what display server we should use
Wayland
>>We still don't know what widget toolkit we should use
qt and gtk
>>We still don't know what DE we should use
GNOME & KDE Plasma, it's good that there are multiple + some window managers, having only GNOME or KDE would be horrible.
>>We still don't know how to fix most DE bugs
Bullshit.
>>We still don't know what init system we should use
Systemd
>>We still haven't figured out what's the best way to install software
System packages with your package manger and user stuff with Flatpak and AppImage for portable.

All of this is solved by openSUSE, Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch and SteamOS. No one cares about your Nix or Void.
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>>109471967
Old windows was still dogshit, but at least they didn't put literal ads in your fucking start menu, or try to trick you into putting all your files on the cloud.
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>>109471982
>We still don't know what audio system we should use
The one that came with the distro
>We still don't know what display server we should use
The one that came with the distro
>We still don't know what widget toolkit we should use
The one that came with the distro
>We still don't know what DE we should use
The one that looks cooler to you
>We still don't know how to fix most DE bugs
That's every OS, but you can fix the ones on linux
>We still don't know what init system we should use
The one that came with the distro
And the funniest one
>We still haven't figured out what's the best way to install software
The one that came with the distro
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>>109473074
>the one that came with the distro
>everything requires ubuntu 24
Sucking Canonical's dick.
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>>109473108
Ew no i mean a good distro (i.e not ubuntu)
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>>109473171
In all seriousness, every software I used thats not a coreutil or a little bit fancy just assumes you use Ubuntu and everything fucks up.
There's also no bridging API's that were exposed between different systems and servers. So that's a problem. But adaptation works. I happily use pipewire and wayland without problems.
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>>109473043
>Old windows was still dogshit,
you mean back when it had 99% desktop marketshare?
lel
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>>109473372
And at that time were growing to take over workstation marketshare, too.
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>>109473372
>b-b-ut le world runs on le linux
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>>109471917
modern windows has excellent things, and terrible things.

The problem is, the terrible things make the wonderful things insufficient.

wonderful:
powershell
wsl
expose clone
taskman is alright still

well ok that's all I can think of, but they're nice.

bad
realtime protection "windows antimalware" can't be disabled and essentially turns your computer into garbage. The details of why it's so bad on older amd is unclear.

I find I just keep the setting (you have to menu dive) open to keep turning it off. Yes you need it, but it's also trash performance that makes your computer useless. USELESS. it's like computer off now, come back in 4 hours, maybe it will work (or not)

if you hit a key, while the computer is locked, you can't see the time unless you type the password or the screen times out, which can take forever.

assinine.

doesn't include a full suite of Office 95 grade productivity tools. Unacceptable.

We will vibe code a better future.
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>>109473372
Were you even alive then?
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>>109471917
>Why is modern windows so shitty?
>What did they even change?
Your privacy settings.
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>>109471917
>Why is modern windows so shitty?
Jeets. Simple as.
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>>109474021
>wonderful:
>powershell
>wsl
>expose clone
It's rather embarrassing to call any of those things "wonderful." Powershell is only notable for being decent at solving problems windows causes in the first place, that no one else cares about. Nobody chooses powershell for scripting on windows except SysAdmins required to interact with the windows labyrinth. Expose is a trivial feature.
WSL is OK I guess, but WSL2 is really just a lightweight virtual machine running linux. It's nice but not something I'd elevate to the level of "Wonderful."



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