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You’ve got much free time to fight against numerous Linux bugs, especially after OS upgrade?

• worldsavior 4y ago
  That happens mostly for beginners. Once you know how to get around Linux and debug, it's pretty straightforward.
  • peatfreak 4y ago
    I've been using Debian for 20-25 years and it never gets straightforward.
  • hxugufjfjf 4y ago
    Except its not. I still have Linux issues I have not been able to resolve that "just work" on both Windows and MacOS.
  • david422 4y ago
    Sometimes you get tired of googling for solutions for random problems. I installed ubuntu 22 yesterday on a brand new SSD and after a stock install and a couple of basic downloads (Intellij etc), the Settings app stopped launching and disappeared from the power menu after a reboot- as if something had removed it. No, I didn't remove anything. I had to re-install the package ubuntu-desktop to get it back after googling. I can't imagine mac or Windows ever having that sort of problem.
• aspyct 4y ago
  I've had more issues with OSX upgrades than linux upgrades.
• terminal_d 4y ago
  Have never had bugs. Debian Stable.
  • glintik 4y ago
    Never had bugs with desktop linux? Even with ACPI? How long do you run Linux?
    • terminal_d 4y ago
      *Major bugs. Most were PEBKAC because I was a noob. About 8 years.
      • glintik 4y ago
        You are really lucky man. Google says there are “About 529,000 results” for “linux acpi bugs”.
        • terminal_d 4y ago
          ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯