> Things did not go as smoothly with Slack. [...] This feels like something that is harder than it needs to be in elementary. Especially since it is a simple do

> Things did not go as smoothly with Slack. [...] This feels like something that is harder than it needs to be in elementary. Especially since it is a simple double click on a stock Ubuntu installation. > After all, most parts of the elementary desktop environment (pantheon) are in the Arch User Repository (AUR). So, Mr. Author, let me get this right: in Ubuntu it was really easy to install Slack. Just a double click of a package. Then you thought that Arch Linux was better then Elementry because you couldn't double click a dpkg file, so you installed the Elementary stuff through the AUR. A website that would require you to use the command line before you could get Slack even installed? Ubuntu does have old versions of drivers and applications. As Elementry is based on Ubuntu, it is to be expected that you would recieve older driers inside Elementary.