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I'd. Really. But every time there is a problem (and usually I have more problems than under Windows or MacOS) I have to search forums and obscure blogs for hour
by haunter 6y ago
I'd. Really. But every time there is a problem (and usually I have more problems than under Windows or MacOS) I have to search forums and obscure blogs for hours and tinkering in the terminal while praying to not break something else too. Maybe I'm just too "casual" for the Linux experience.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoIt has been my experience as well, and what's worse is that the information is very often out of date, because entire "ways of doing things" go obsolete in Linux Desktop land every 2 or 3 years.
- ac29 6y agoIt can be annoying to have to chase down help for Linux problems, but nothing is worse than trying to Google issues with Windows. Recently I spent a couple hours trying to figure out how to get Windows Firewall to log dropped packets, and never did get it to work. On Linux, its a single command to the firewall frontend I use, and documented clearly in the relatively concise documentation.