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These days I see it as a bonus. I don't want to mess around with the boot process. I don't want to write some sort of glue layer in between loosely coupled part
by dale_glass 5y ago
These days I see it as a bonus. I don't want to mess around with the boot process. I don't want to write some sort of glue layer in between loosely coupled parts. And I certainly don't want somebody else to do it either, because that too often tends to result in some kind of surprise that one has to deal with at 3 AM.
What I want is a solid system that does what it's supposed to -- start stuff -- in a maximally boring fashion.
- trasz 5y agoSure, I understand that. But this way your getting another Windows, except with source code.
- dale_glass 5y agoI'm not seeing the problem. I use computers to get stuff done, not because of some sort of religious ideas about how things out to work. While I prefer Linux in general, Windows does have some good ideas in some places, and I don't see any issue with using them.