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> Maybe I've been spoiled by Linux, but I don't understand the hype. This type of sentiment is usually a sign. If you've been spoiled by something, that's beca
by craftinator 6y ago
> Maybe I've been spoiled by Linux, but I don't understand the hype.
This type of sentiment is usually a sign. If you've been spoiled by something, that's because it's better. I had the same feeling trying to go back to windows, "Man, why am I always fighting damaging updates", "Why can't I change this very simple setting", "Where is the documentation for this file".
The answer usually comes down to "because one thing is really good (not perfect), and the other thing is shitty (but tries to look perfect)."
- 1_player 6y agoI adopt a different attitude. If you have been spoiled by something, doesn't mean it's better, just that you are set in your ways. Which might be good, but sometimes it's better to broaden your horizon. I liked macOS, I had used Linux full time for 15 years, spoiled by it if you will, then I tried to set up a WSL environment just for me and let me tell you: you guys can keep your Macs and half arsed Linux distros, Windows these days is truly underrated. Being able to game, have a better Linux and Docker experience than macOS, and not stuck in the 90s like Linux actually feels great. Because the reality is that all software is actually crap. If you think one is better than another, you need to look harder.