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I agree that for some people, they stick with Windows because their hardware and software does just work. Compatibility with the things you do is important. Ho
by kemotep 7y ago
I agree that for some people, they stick with Windows because their hardware and software does just work. Compatibility with the things you do is important.
However we are in a thread about how Windows 10 search just up an broke and whose only permanent fix is to disable part of it in the registry.
The search function barely works compared to alternatives too.
People can absolutely stick with Windows but I was referring to people who argue that they cannot try alternatives because they don't "just work" and you have use a command line and do all this configuration stuff.
I have less problems on Linux and most of them are of my own creation, trying to run software in wine or use hardware with non-free drivers.
It helps to adapt to doing things the Linux way when using Linux instead of contiuing to operate in a Windows mindset.
- stinos 7y agopeople who argue that they cannot try alternatives because they don't "just work" Fair enough, but your argumentation still sounds like 'works for me so it's all fine' which is the main point I was addressing. I.e. it's not because you have less problems on linux that others do as well, and hence they could make a rather valid argument that they gave up trying. Which doesn't mean all people complaining like that are right of course. It's never so black/white.