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You could also just use one system (Windows) for everything if you wanted. Some of us decided to use Linux because we want things to work how we want and not ho
by account42 5mo ago
You could also just use one system (Windows) for everything if you wanted. Some of us decided to use Linux because we want things to work how we want and not how some bigshot decides they should work.
- lionkor 5mo agoYeah and you can choose to use a 32 bit system, choose to delete half your kernel, and various cool things, none of which need to be SUPPORTED by others. There's nothing that should say that a maintainer must take into consideration every possible choice the user might make, and then support it.
- ceayo 5mo agoThere is a difference between things being supported and the absence of things not being supported…
- pezezin 5mo agoIf you truly want things to work the way you want, you should develop your own OS. But if you are using software that other people provided to you for free, I think the developers also get a say in how things work. And in case you didn't notice, most open source licenses will tell you that they don't provide any kind of warranty.