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Lucky you that everything just works. I’ve never had a seamless post install experience with Ubuntu. There’s always some weirdness, some display oddity, some wi
by aabhay 2y ago
Lucky you that everything just works. I’ve never had a seamless post install experience with Ubuntu. There’s always some weirdness, some display oddity, some wifi quirk, some sleep/hibernate thing, right click on the trackpad, or installing packages is broken. As much as I love and respect Ubuntu, I just can’t imagine using it for personal work.
And yes, I also installed the first version via CD in 2005, way back when, on my XP machine.
- harel 2y agoexcept "that" laptop which was a Toshiba, all the rest of them were Thinkpads. Maybe that's it? My requirements for "just works" change over the years, and maybe at times I was a bit lax (I don't really need a fingerprint reader) but yeah everything so far just worked (including that print reader in recent years). I still plan to move to Arch because 20 years is a long time and change is inevitable, but I need some free time first...