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Are all those features really more important than core features of the OS? I switched a couple years ago because of Windows' flaws. The constant notifications a
by juujian 2y ago
Are all those features really more important than core features of the OS? I switched a couple years ago because of Windows' flaws. The constant notifications and other distractions such as updates, not being able to jump into programs reliably via the windows key search, broken sleep. Windows laptops fail at just being laptops, first and foremost they are delivery platforms for whatever Microsoft pushes.
Now I cut out Intel and Nvidia I have an AMD machine with Debian, and for the first time I have a stable, dependable machine. I know how long the battery lasts and I can leave the house without a charger. And looking back, windows always had you on your toes, it is so instilled in us to work around its flaws.
- ikekkdcjkfke 2y agoIt is underrated how much a productivity hit the constant changes in windows cause