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> And that kind of speaks to my complaint. I've used Linux for 2 decades and you are still not sure "that runs in the current user session, so it doesn't work
by CoolCold 3y ago
> And that kind of speaks to my complaint. I've used Linux for 2 decades
and you are still not sure "that runs in the current user session, so it doesn't work for headless systems or systems that haven't been logged on" - very weak point of Linux (in wide terms) ecosystem - YOU ARE NOT SURE.
Windows (in wide terms) gives you simple way - buy more RAM and be ASSURED. Simple action people can do and apply in their planning.