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> The existence of a distro I don't like doesn't degrade my experience using a distro I do like. The problem under discussion here is not that of using a dist
by wtallis 6y ago
> The existence of a distro I don't like doesn't degrade my experience using a distro I do like.
The problem under discussion here is not that of using a distro you like, but finding a distro that you like.
- catalogia 6y agoIf an icecream shop only has one flavor, I might get lucky and discover it's the flavor I like. But more likely, I'll just be screwed and have to settle for something I don't like. Only an icecream shop with variety can hope to give the most amount of people an optimal experience.
- dmitriid 6y agoUnless the ice cream shop provides you with hundreds of flavours, 90% of which are nearly indistinguishable from each other. And hardly anyone on this planet can answer a straight question of "Which flavour is good".
- catalogia 6y agoIf they're 90% indistinguishable, how is that distinguishable from an icecream shop that simply has fewer flavors?