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Of course I know him, that's me!
That used to be me. Now whenever someone ask me to fix their computer I'm like "no hablo windowes"
I used to suggest linux to my friends and family but i stopped doing that as i found none of them actually cared what OS they ran. They also have a misunderstanding that Linux is very complex and difficult to use.
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I did. But then I just ended up having to google how to fix linux issues nonstop so I switched back
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Why? So I can have more trouble? :P
Yeah not a very big fan of trying to get people to switch platforms especially if they are non-technical as if they A) have the mental bandwidth to change their whole workflow paradigm to appease someone else’s ideals, and B) even have a use case where Linux is an option
Anyone’s negative feelings for Windows and Office’s telemetry or Apple’s walled garden is justified but if I do know what Linux is, I didn’t decide to use Windows because I wanted to lick bill gates’ boots, I have a specific use case. And if I don’t know what it is, I probably need the OOB usability that Windows and OSX offer
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I've been trying to switch to Linux for 30 years now and am still trying to figure out permissions. Best of luck!
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Replace some troubles, with different troubles. Brilliant, as usual...
Try turning it off and on again and then try switching to Linux.
Well you have to turn it off to get into the boot menu don't you?
God bless, it happens in the other direction too.
I've had my own problems with Linux, it mostly depends which problems you prefer
Most birds have trouble with windows. Especially when they are polished and super shiny
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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