> things break somewhat regularly [...] reboot at least once every two days [...] it's a buggy piece of shit [...] 10-15 years behind Mac OSX or Windows [...] m

> things break somewhat regularly [...] reboot at least once every two days [...] it's a buggy piece of shit [...] 10-15 years behind Mac OSX or Windows [...] make something that doesn't suck Your comment would be more interesting and sound less like a troll without this. What are the "things" you're talking about and how do they "break"? What are the ways Ubuntu is at the standard of 15 year old versions of Windows or OSX? AIUI Linux is actually pretty well-known for its stability. On desktop I never reboot (Xubuntu) unless there's an update that requires it, and even then it's usually several days later, due to having so much running I don't want to close. If it "sucked" and was so buggy it required rebooting every two days then I think we'd hear more about it from its tens of millions of users, not all of whom are "your geeky Linux user", as you put it. > My wife doesn't care what window manager is chosen I don't care about window managers either. I don't have any of the problems you're talking about. > little annoying bugs For example? Actual bugs, or just things you personally don't happen to like or that don't behave like Windows?