Install open suse

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>tfw the open source community is just as incompetent as a bunch of indians if not more incompetent in #CURRENTYEAR
its seems that you are the incompetent one if you can't google you're specific problem.
werks for me TM

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>>arch's wifi-menu refuses to work and just seg faults
If only there were other ways to do this.

>occasionaly locks up at ring -1 when browsing
>freezes on boot 1/2 times
>slow as fuck
>it doesnt even work
>install antergos, installer software manages to crashes itself before completion
>slackware installer causes kernel panic
>arch's wifi-menu refuses to work and just seg faults
say it with me
p e b k a c
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Sounds like a problem between the chair and the keyboard...

>install Fedora spin with your favourite DE
>it just works

This. Report and move on.

>BSD is fighter jet
i dont get it

>Install Ubuntu
>Don't use for a while
>Lots of updates
>Update fails
>Ubuntu borks
>Recovery doesn't help
Installed Manjaro instead and it's been working pretty fine for a while although it has minor issues every once in a while. Apparently someone thought that during shutdown network services should be stopped before file share mounts so the shutdown takes forever since it has to wait for the mount stop job to time out. Made some override.conf that changed the order, but that only works sometimes.

It's stupid shit like that drives people away from Linux. Basic functionality is broken straight out of the box.

Try fedora

>install windows 7
>slow as shit
>bsods out of the blue
>updates take forever

>install windows 10
>slow as fuck
>fisher price ui
>disrespects my freedoms
>network barely works
>telemetry
>updates take forever

tfw the proprietary corporations are just as incompetent as a bunch of indians if not more incompetent in #CURRENTYEAR

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Blame the distro rather than linux as a whole. Anything can be fixed; some fixes take more skill and time than others.

things that never happened: the post.

>buy a Mac with macOS installed
>just werks
>get brew package installer
>scare people with cmatrix

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>t. wintoddler

Works on my machine.
Just stop distrohopping and install ubuntu mate

> Install GuixSD
> no more issues as it's your fault for not setting it up properly if it's not working

Seriously, get GuixSD, can configure it before install with all you need so you'll never have those issues.

>Old packages
guix pull
>KDE
we don't even have it so can't have issues with it
> Locks up
Never happened / check your config
> Bloat package manager
Build system so not bloat
> slow
You can have custom use flags user. Just map the flags over all packages and you're done.
> wifi-menu
Install any you like (I have nmtui)

pic related

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> >occasionaly locks up at ring -1 when browsing
> >freezes on boot 1/2 times
> installer software manages to crashes itself
Just install Guix lol!
I bet his hardware is fucky wucky.

Install gentoo you stupid faggot

>>KDE
>we don't even have it so can't have issues with it

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>linux 4.12.4
sounds works on my cherrytrail tablet and can switch between headphones and speaker output. mmc card reader works
>linux 4.13-4.17
no more sound or only speaker output is available, mmc card reader is broken

linux is only getting worse rather than better, kinda sad how they keep adding features while breaking stuff that was actually working

OPs hardware is obviously damaged. His computer, brain or both.

Yea the opensuse locking up is usually because btrfs is trying to hold together a disk with poor integrity.

it literally takes hours for updates on win7 to install with multiple reboots never mind the time it takes to download all the updates

write a bug report then

its very likely that no one cares and making the reports is hard too

I notice that *nix operating systems are way pickier about the quality of your hardware. I once had Windows installed on my PC, and then when I installed Xubuntu, I started getting disk errors. Turns out my hard drive was failing or something to that effect and I had to replace it.

if you're too lazy to do shit about it then don't complain
the devs cant work around your single hardware configuration, especially if you don't tell them

>install gentoo
>everything just works

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you and your hardware suck!

>Sits for an hour writing stupid shitpost
>Claims outrageous bullshit
>Gets a (you) for it

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I've only got it a virtual machine; how would you compare it to NixOS, the distro it came from? By their own reckoning, GuixSD isn't ready for prime time.

Less option yet harder to handle I guess

>proprietary drivers
Hweeelp, looks lahk ah found tha prawblem...

>>BSD is fighter jet
>i dont get it
It's got less frills but is more powerful.

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>RedDot Linux
To be fair, this is because RH is a shit-tier corporation that abuses H1B because they can't sell free software.

>it came from
what

Guix, as the name implies, was built off Nix, but with more Guile and freedom and less systemd.

I was just wonder how differently GuixSD feels from NixOS.

I actually opened a bug report but it was never even acknowledged, there is tons of issues with sound chips on baytrail and cherrytrail based laptop/tablets

>operating system
>operating system
>personal computer
?

Linux is neither an operating system nor a personal computer, you fucking idiot.

but linux wiki says it is

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux,
is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux.
Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component
of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell
utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day,
without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU
which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are
not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a
part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system
that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run.
The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself;
it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is
normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system
is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux"
distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

nice, ill have to check that distro out. seems like a nice alternative to void

>install CloverOS
>tell it the drive/partition I want to install to
>input root password
>input user name/password
>installs after a minute
Remember to remove your livecd

>>occasionaly locks up at ring -1 when browsing
Nigger you what? The OS only has access to ring 0, which is where the kernel is. Everything below that is hardware. Buy hardware that isn't 20 years old, you dumb fucking boomer.

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But Jow Forums told me that 95% of servers in the planet run Linux.

What is Global Rule #3?
What is Global Rule #13?

>Nigger
>boomer

Nigger boomer!