@zens@merveilles.town @mavica_again I'm not preaching it I'm just trying to get a realistic expectation of why everyone thinks it's bad because just saying it's bad as an operating system as a whole is not a good argument. If I was preaching it I would say you're completely wrong I'm just saying give me a better argument
@SweetBlackHearts @zens@merveilles.town you ARE telling me to give you a better argument
so off the top of my head without having a linux device near me right now:
- i have never had linux make full usage of my graphics hardware
- i have never had linux play nice with all the HID i want to use
- less about the software but i have been constantly told by anyone using linux that it's my fault for wanting to use it that way, or having the hardware i have
@SweetBlackHearts @zens@merveilles.town
- most people who design software for it cannot agree to be decent people (HELLO, GNU IMAGE MANIPULATOR PROGRAM)
i can keep going but i'll spare luci of more spam (sorry in advance)
@mavica_again @zens@merveilles.town ok sure still sound alien it's personal issues. Also I'm not reading all that, sorry your hurt.
@SweetBlackHearts @zens@merveilles.town good linux experiences are alien to me too, wow, it's almost like you're starting to get it
@SweetBlackHearts @zens@merveilles.town
- i spend SO LONG trying to WORK *AROUND* the idiosyncracies of UI, which change from distro to distro to version to version
- do-dist-upgrade never worked for me
- things break every time i do a package upgrade
- things i want to do need packages that are not in my manager because i can't do a distro upgrade, so i need to nuke the whole computer and start over
- nobody who designs software for it can agree to design it for non-programmers