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Sounds like Linux-class bugs (e.g. KDE copy/paste not working correctly sometimes[0]). I guess Windows has lost its advantage of perceived quality. [0]: https
by Pneumaticat 8y ago
Sounds like Linux-class bugs (e.g. KDE copy/paste not working correctly sometimes[0]).
I guess Windows has lost its advantage of perceived quality.
[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/9a7k2i/psa_on_kde_never_use_the_gui_when_copying_a_large/ https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/9a7k2i/psa_on_kde_ne...
- gsich 8y agoIt still is kilometres ahead.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoYeah, it's getting really bad. It seems like now that MS is embracing open source and Linux, they are also embracing some of their worst practices. Treating users like children, not listening to users, rolling releases without regard to stability or consistency, adding features nobody asked for instead of fixing bugs, inconsistent UIs...
- mcsofake 8y ago> Treating users like children, not listening to users, rolling releases without regard to stability or consistency, adding features nobody asked for instead of fixing bugs, inconsistent UIs... None of these are unique to open source. IMHO, commercial software tends to be equally bad, if not worse.
- yjftsjthsd-h 8y ago:D As a Linux-lover, Windows 10 has been an absolute gold mine. I get to roll out all the old lines... "I need a system that just works", "I can't afford to waste time fixing it after every update", "it's just a toy OS"[1], etc. [1] Go on, tell me why Candy Crush is installed by default in the Enterprise edition...
- kurtisc 8y agoI like seeing how removing the latest unwanted feature requires 'just' a few settings changes. Poetic.