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Good question :) Assuming this is a real question and not just an excellent ruse; the answer, in terms of simplest setup would be 1) Install a vanilla default
by tsegratis 4y ago
Good question :)
Assuming this is a real question and not just an excellent ruse; the answer, in terms of simplest setup would be
1) Install a vanilla default, such as Ubuntu
2) If that fails, buy a vanilla default laptop
To be fair a reason why this is easier on MacOS is they have like 3 laptop options rather than 3000. If your problem still persists, then there is a step 3
3) Become an expert in cli foo
After that fix, you're welcome to either pretend the cli foo was incredibly easy all along, or weep and dream of a gui with two glowing buttons [Cancel] [OK], providing all the configurability you might ever need