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I can sort of understand this sentiment. I question how much of that experience translates past 10 years or so. There is also the issue of windows simply bein
by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I can sort of understand this sentiment. I question how much of that experience translates past 10 years or so. There is also the issue of windows simply being wildly unstable for me. I am also a long time windows user. Every 6 months or so my windows install destroys itself. I've never had this happen on my Mac & Linux has not failed me like this in over ten years. At this point, I only use windows to play games with old friends, and it still manages to self destruct with minimal software installed.
- 1970-01-01 2y agoI have the exact same experience with the Linux desktop. At some random point, it simply caves into itself and something very trivial such as sound or Bluetooth simply breaks beyond repair. It's happened so many times that I've stopped trying it. "A Linux evening" is no longer fun or interesting to me. https://fabiensanglard.net/a_linux_evening/ https://fabiensanglard.net/a_linux_evening/
- janwillemb 2y agoIncidentally, my Windows installations never self destruct, and I have used the product on several versions in the last 25+ years (since W95). My Linux installations however have, for example by standard updates.