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The constant WinUI updates makes moving to a new OS cheaper. If you need to relearn how to do even basic tasks, the costs of learning a new OS feels soo much l
by lithos 3y ago
The constant WinUI updates makes moving to a new OS cheaper. If you need to relearn how to do even basic tasks, the costs of learning a new OS feels soo much lower.
Moved onto XFCE (feels like XP that gains: start menu application search and work spaces), and Manjaro has images available with Steam/Proton already installed+working. So the two biggest blockers disappeared for me (fighting the UI, and a lot OS projects opinions favoring making nonOS projects a downright bitch to install or seemingly purposefully adding roadblocks (breaking wine, how quickly Steam instal guides break, and similar)).
- ksec 3y agoI remember when they introduce Windows 8 UI, many of my friends were looking at the Mac.
- gary_0 3y agoMicrosoft could have kept selling me WinXP with incrementally better security, performance, and driver support and I never would have left. But they kept breaking my setup and popping up crap in my face, so now I'm gone forever.