After running into such problems with it so quickly, why did you continue to try to use it? Problems of that sort were understandable in 1995, when Linux and t

After running into such problems with it so quickly, why did you continue to try to use it? Problems of that sort were understandable in 1995, when Linux and the few distributions available at the time were still relatively immature. They were even understandable in the very early 2000s, when hardware support sometimes wasn't great. But these days, there's really no excuse for a lack of quality like you're describing.