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Because Linux is soo hard to use. You have to use supported hardware (like with any other OS), and once a year paste a few commands into terminal.
by throw73484858 2y ago
Because Linux is soo hard to use. You have to use supported hardware (like with any other OS), and once a year paste a few commands into terminal.
- bqmjjx0kac 2y agoI love Linux. I've just been burned too many times to trust it on my primary laptop. This is a machine with a high availability requirement -- if I have a job interview, the camera had better work right now.
- mananaysiempre 2y agoNever updating within several days of anything important works well in my experience. Although the specific hardware matters as well—an Intel Macbook’s Facetime HD abomination with its out-of-tree drivers was a source of constant frustration; by contrast, the Framework’s camera (the old one, not the one released recently) has been solid enough that I don’t actually know what it is.
- themaninthedark 2y agoI agree about the issues that Linux sometimes has.... However, how is this different from current Windows? I have had a machine decide that it needed to update while I was in the middle of a teams call. "Luckily" I was able to switch over to phone while it did what it wanted to do and then switch back but still....
- idunnoman1222 2y agoYour Wi-Fi drivers have been removed from the kernel. Please download them on USB stick. You were warned
- BenjiWiebe 2y agoI've actually had to get Wi-Fi drivers on a USB stick a lot more times for Windows than for Linux.