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Yeah, part of it might be because as Linux users we flagellate each other over not RTFMing or missing the obvious. And with everything always broken you get a l

by RGamma 3y ago

Yeah, part of it might be because as Linux users we flagellate each other over not RTFMing or missing the obvious. And with everything always broken you get a lot of experience debugging. Certainly that has its upsides too.

BenjiWiebe 3y ago
In Linux' defense - I switched to Linux in a large part because I was interested in the inner workings and wanted to tweak them, and Windows isn't nearly as friendly to that. So I do run into problems with Linux, but a very large percent of them are due to me doing really weird things with my computer.
- anaisbetts 3y ago
  Windows has all the same facilities, it's just a different userbase (and I guess, less Win32 hackers than Linux hackers around).