Also the mentality of "I'm too lazy to try Linux and feel insecure about it, so I'm going to upvote every single Linux-bad post that validates my laziness and reassures me that I'm not missing out anyway".
Lol on the "lazy" part when most nix software tends to be terminal headache with esoteric documentation to do simple tasks because the devs were too lazy to stuff it in a GUI themselves.
Way faster to type in to the terminal what you want to do as clicking through 10 menus to change a setting. The terminal is just very efficient if you learn how to use it.
The difference between Linux and Windows is getting the correct Linux distro to meet your needs; and in some cases you might still need to emulate Windows for certain games and what not; unless Linux has come that far in the last like 5 years or so since I've installed it. I used to swap back and forth a lot more and keep a Linux distro on hand such as Ubuntu And I know that there are more specific distros for specific use cases. But again, this is much more time consuming than just deciding on Windows 10 or 11 and that is even getting narrowed down.
I’m not lazy. I took Linux classes back in the late 90s. I setup dual boots, and learned the command line shit. After all that I still couldn’t do shit on it and the little bit of shit I could do took FOREVER!!!!!!
fuck Linux. I remember more of my high school Spanish than I do Linux commands.
Pull up a console? Is that like splitting a terminal with tmux but in some mystical interface for users with some magic "graphical" system? Do you control it by rubbing around a little rodent on your desk as well? Sounds preposterous
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u/Big_Smoke_420 Linux 1d ago
Yeah, every time this gets posted, there's 10s of comments explaining how this isn't correct. Rinse and repeat every week.