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I used to use Linux desktop exclusively but mental and time cost of maintaining it just was just too high and eventually gave up. It actually works great when
by unsignedint 4y ago
I used to use Linux desktop exclusively but mental and time cost of maintaining it just was just too high and eventually gave up.
It actually works great when it does, but more often than not something fails after updates. So I felt like a rolling a dice everytime I have to go though this.
There were problems with update process itself -- they tend to wait for users to confirm configuration overwrite/update/patch so when I attempted to perform update overnight, I often find it waiting for my input in the morning 30 percent into update process.
Ultimately I had enough of the frustration that I've stopped using it.
Where I actually need Linux, I can just use WSL. Windows has its fair share of the problems but I'm definitely not spending as much as time just to keep things running even through major updates.
- HKH2 4y agoWhat distro were you using?
- unsignedint 4y agoUbuntu