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I know classic Linux defense bullshit but these all aren't typical 'Linux issues'. I can only guess the desktop you used but I assume we talk about Unity/Wayla
by herbst 8y ago
I know classic Linux defense bullshit but these all aren't typical 'Linux issues'.
I can only guess the desktop you used but I assume we talk about Unity/Wayland. Ubuntu removed Unity meanwhile for the Way cleaner Gnome Shell (however I don't know if they have some custom bullshit in there again)
Shortcuts are often miss configured on system level. I noticed nonsense issues therelike as well on Ubuntu.
There are highly different software repository concepts like pacman and the AUR on arch where you have a package selection right there you could never experience anywhere else.
What I am trying to say is that there is no one Linux, I don't like vanilla Ubuntu. However having used any OS in the recent years I love going back to MY Linux.
Edit:// oh the shortcuts are also likely due to the VM I just realized
- jamesgeck0 8y agoHe also complains about a Chrome bug, a Slack bug, and an IntilliJ bug. 3rd parties doing no QA and not respecting UX conventions on the most popular distro is a problem, but not really with Linux.
- Volt 8y agoKind of missing the point, when he/she is simply talking about the day-to-day experience of using the OS.
- michaelmrose 8y ago2 out of three are proprietary software that you pay for and all 3 have free alternatives that are better. He's also running unknown version of Ubuntu, probably old, that he doesn't know how to use properly. Odds are really great he's one of those that pastes unknown terminal commands from blog posts to achieve goals he doesn't quite understand and his install is screwed up in some way that would require hours of troubleshooting or 30 minutes to install over top of. Its like reading an analysis of Chinese quisine written by a guy who only buys past date 99c frozen dinners.