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Why not give it another try now then? I have used it for years and, unlike windows, I never had to reinstall it just because something broke. And things only br
by jafaku 13y ago
Why not give it another try now then? I have used it for years and, unlike windows, I never had to reinstall it just because something broke. And things only broke when I messed around with them, but it was always fixable. If you also use virtual machines or linux containers you will never break anything.
- Workaphobia 13y agoI intend to dual boot next time I upgrade laptops, so we'll see. I absolutely loved the customizability of the desktop environments. But I hated worrying about graphics drivers, updates, xorg.conf, automake, and finagling my system configuration to get source tarballs to compile.