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I could not disagree more. I have been using linux for about 15 years. Linux is better now than it ever was.

• darkwater 2mo ago
  I've been using Linux as myninly desktop OS for ~25 years now and I agree. I can't really understand the irrational hate of a vocal minority towards systemd, pulseaudio etc
  • polnoner 1mo ago
    I think there has always been a gate keeping minority that liked the dysfunction. Or more specifically, they liked that they could figure out how to correct the dysfunction while others struggled. That really obnoxious, insecure, computer nerd personality type. So glad I can just block those motherfuckers now instead of begging for their assistance.
• fladd 2mo ago
  To me, Linux was at its peak around 2005-2010. From then on it went downhill, unfortunately.
  • static_motion 2mo ago
    That's a baffling take. The era when hardware compatibility was a coin flip (I vividly remember having to download WiFi adapter drivers on another computer to get a fresh Linux install connected), when most desktop environments were poorly developed and very prone to crashing, was your favourite? I suspect this might be a big case of rose-tinted glasses. Linux has never been more "it just works" and accessible than it is now.
• polnoner 1mo ago
  Exactly. I have forgot at this point how things use to be with how well everything just works. I am typing this on a gaming laptop with a Nvidia card that probably would have been a nightmare trying to use linux not too long ago but instead it is an absolute dream machine.