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>I have used tried many of the *nix variants over the last 20 years. It is just easier to use Linux if you want a desktop OS. Super happy for you, you found yo
by BSDobelix 1y ago
>I have used tried many of the *nix variants over the last 20 years. It is just easier to use Linux if you want a desktop OS.
Super happy for you, you found your OS and that's fine, but also super proud of myself that i can setup X on every FreeBSD machine so nonchalant ;)
- Flamingoat 1y ago> Super happy for you, you found your OS and that's fine, That isn't what I said. I said that Linux is easier than BSD for a desktop and there is no real reason why that should be the case. That is an objective fact. I would rather use neither of these systems, but the alternatives are worse. At the moment Linux is the least worst option if you want a Desktop OS. > but also super proud of myself that i can setup X on every FreeBSD machine so nonchalant ;) As I said it isn't just X. The point that you don't want to engage with (bit childish tbh), is that a lot of this should completely unnecessary. There really should need to be a fork of the OS for having a desktop configuration that works reasonably well out of the box. That is failure of both the OS and the community, which judging by your username you seem to be a member.
- BSDobelix 1y ago>you don't seem to want to engage with is that you shouldn't have to. Na i really don't want that, have a good day
- Flamingoat 1y agoI don't believe you (you put the winky face after what you said) and I suspect you are just being contrarian for the sake of it.