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Heh, I read the comments and I feel that everyone is right and wrong at the same time :) The truth is all OSes suck, period. Well each one in their own unique
by rantanplan 11y ago
Heh, I read the comments and I feel that everyone is right and wrong at the same time :)
The truth is all OSes suck, period. Well each one in their own unique ways at least.
Where I work(software house) 99% of people have Macs. Most of them are one release behind
because of stability issues, in newer versions.
My primary OS for the past 15 years is Linux. I've used most of the distros. My feeling
is that 10 years ago things were more stable. On the other hand it wasn't that supported
by vendors so... you had less features to worry about.
Now I use Fedora. As an example, I never had a problem with bluetooth or hibernation. After the latest kernel update I can't use my bluetooth keyboard because it causes a
kernel panic. Hibernation stopped working.
I bought my mother a new Dell laptop with Windows 8.1. When I plug my, perfectly fine,
external USB HD, sometimes it runs into amok and it takes around 5 minutes for the system
to become operational again.
Life is fun. OSes are not :(