> Linux? The fucking thing breaks down if you so much as look at it wrong. No reliability, zilch, nada, /dev/null. I don't trust Linux with anything mission cri

> Linux? The fucking thing breaks down if you so much as look at it wrong. No reliability, zilch, nada, /dev/null. I don't trust Linux with anything mission critical, unless I'm paying someone monies to make sure my time isn't wasted (eg: Red Hat, Synology, Steam Deck). From the mention of Steam Deck I'm going to guess most of the "breaks down if you so much as look at it wrong" is from graphics related stuff? Or maybe using Ubuntu? When I stopped using Ubuntu the bug reporter came up often and quickly crashed. However I've been using NixOS for many years now and had nearly no stability issues. The one I can remember I just rebooted and went to an old generation. Before that I was using Debian and also had no issues, but their packages were outdated. > So Windows is the only operating system that I can use to do everything I want to do on a computer, in the ways I want to do them, with the software I want, trusting my time will not be wasted on trivially stupid nonsense. s/Windows/Linux or perhaps even s/Windows/NixOS for me :)