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the problem is invariably with upstream making assumptions and changes on a whim, not with distros. As for linux on the desktop, until there is a credible bran
by digi_owl 8y ago
the problem is invariably with upstream making assumptions and changes on a whim, not with distros.
As for linux on the desktop, until there is a credible brand offering a credible pre-installed computer, via credible outlets, backed by a credible support service, and MS actually allows them to exist beyond the first revision, then you will have your Linux on the desktop independent of all the effort (or anti-effort) the big DEs etc put in.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoLinux Desktop evangelists have been saying that for decades. Rather than fix any of the problems people are actually complaining about and that they can actually fix, they prefer to believe the real problem is one they have no power over so they don't have to take any responsibility for the terrible platform they promote.