>wade through the absolute mess that is Linux dealing with countless bugs and problems requiring workarounds or just being SOL for a particular issue >b-but I’m totally free! And microshaft isn’t anonymously spying on me! >ISP spies on you anyway >use VPN and deal with performance degradation on top of having to pay monthly for it on top of dealing with Linux shittyness >cpu spies on you anyway >use hardware from 2003 >b-but I get real work done on Linux guys!
>implying Tumbleweed has any of these problems >implying I don't use the root name servers and locally cache DNS on my home server >implying i use VPN >implying IME hasn't been fucked with libreboot >implying i'm not using a dell optiplex from 2015 >implying shitposting and document editing is real work
how much did microshaft pay you for this post which killed some poor other thread?
Zachary Sanchez
My internet performance actually improves using a VPN. Get fucked Micocuck.
Blake Hill
Linux is a kernel Linux is not free software
Joseph Price
when i switched to superior openbsd
Kayden James
Probably about 2 years into college. That's when I had the most time for it and did try out a bunch of distros and nothing really stuck. Learned some stuff along the way at least but overall I'm not seeing the point of it as a desktop OS. I work for a company that uses it for our servers and it's great there at least and easier than Win Serv for a lot of stuff. This was probably 6-8 years when I was using Linux but looking at stuff now usability hasn't gotten much better likely due to the piss poor attitude of a large portion of the community.
Henry Flores
>Run comfy Linux distro of my choice. >Accept that as long as I'm connect to the web I'll be spied on in some form or fashion. >Not a gaymer so I give little fucks about that situation. Wine + DXVK handles everything well enough for me. >Waste my free time ricing out my DE and staring at animu loli.
Yes you should, doing it without implies self-description, whereas greentexting it implies quoting the other guy doing a description of himself. t. meme arrow scientist
Logan Sullivan
Privacy is dead since the 90's. Use the OS you want. Using Linux on the desktop has its advantages so it isn't a meme per-se. Just get your work done OP :)
Matthew Kelly
>use Linux at work >opted for Ubuntu rather than for pragmatism >90% of other devs run Ubuntu too, apparently it just comes preinstalled on these laptops >most tools you need for programming come out of the box, others are just and apt- get away >things break almost never, for 50+ people using this daily all day long >when something does break, there's inevitably a stackoverflow/ubuntuforums/archwiki section on it and it's fixed in less than 10 minutes >people who enter the company and come from a windows background switch after a few months, stating that it has come a lot farther than they expected >no one switches back to windows >year of the Linux desktop is truly now >go on Jow Forums, see OP complaining about bugs and calling things a mess >he must be retarded or lying
Christopher Price
Current state of underage frogposters.
Logan Cox
exactly.
Jason Smith
>Ubuntu >things break almost never Stopped reading there. Keep larping, faggot.
Josiah Price
If you use LTS, stick to the official repositories, and don't try to rice the shit out of it, I don't see how you would fuck up the average Ubuntu install
Adam Green
Updating Ubuntu LTS right after installing it makes my laptop display literal bluescreen right after starting this systmeme.
