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Sure, though I am describing my latest attempt in like 15 years of using Linux on and off. At some point "every OS has its problems" just stopped being true for
by ancarda 6y ago
Sure, though I am describing my latest attempt in like 15 years of using Linux on and off. At some point "every OS has its problems" just stopped being true for me.
Linux really sucks for anything other than servers. I hate to say that because I badly wish it weren't true, but it is.
- pjmlp 6y agoHow could it be any different actually? A Linux conference is usually focused on the Linux kernel, drivers, filesystems, networking, more or less everything POSIXy. If you want to learn about improvements at the UI level, there are XDG, GUADEC, Kacademy, each focused on their own silo, and other parts of the stack or UI tooling don't have any at all. Meanwhile WWDC, Google IO, BUILD / Ignite are about all levels of the stack.