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>It's not primitive in terms of UX. You just need to spend more time configuring it. Aaaaand this is why I opted away from Linux and back into the Windows worl
by rjbwork 10y ago
>It's not primitive in terms of UX. You just need to spend more time configuring it.
Aaaaand this is why I opted away from Linux and back into the Windows world after university. I'm trying to get shit done, I want to install and go and almost never have to touch anything but my code and solving my problems - NOT solving the problems with the tools that I'm ostensibly supposed to be using to solve my problems.
For all the flak it gets, since 7, Windows Just Works for me.
- flukus 10y agoI just had to change the same setting on windows, changing a line in a text file is much simpler than the maze of configuration dialogs I had to go through on windows. The linux way is easier, but the windows one is more discoverable, it would be nice to have an inbetween.