I’ve been on linux for a few years now. Not going to pretend that I know what I’m doing, because I stopped being a tech enthusiast at half my current age. Aside from needing to start steam from the terminal otherwise the gui never shows up, my pc is doing exactly what I want it to and nothing more.
But then I hear cries of “but you can’t play fortnite or league or some other game I don’t care about”
insert the meme, you know the one “I already switched, you don’t have to sell it to me”
Oh, it’s the same here. Well, I do know what I’m doing, but I used to tinker with multiple linux distros in the 90s/2000s. I used gentoo “before it was cool”, when you would literally leave it building your initial install for a whole weekend.
I cannot do that now. I went through the process of installing Arch, and it’s been pretty good for me with not exploding completely on me (like Manjaro did). I honestly don’t have the time to sit and diagnose why I’m stuck at a text only console without internet suddenly any more. Which is exactly what happened with Manjaro.
I misread nfts as ntfs and spent far too long wondering why that was in the list.
Ntfs is pretty dogshit
found a linux user
ntfs is dogshit from a windows user perspective too
You couldn’t swing around a dead ms office app without hitting a linux user in here
At this point remaining a windows user voluntarily has to be considered Stockholm syndrome.
I’ve been on linux for a few years now. Not going to pretend that I know what I’m doing, because I stopped being a tech enthusiast at half my current age. Aside from needing to start steam from the terminal otherwise the gui never shows up, my pc is doing exactly what I want it to and nothing more.
But then I hear cries of “but you can’t play fortnite or league or some other game I don’t care about”
insert the meme, you know the one “I already switched, you don’t have to sell it to me”
Oh, it’s the same here. Well, I do know what I’m doing, but I used to tinker with multiple linux distros in the 90s/2000s. I used gentoo “before it was cool”, when you would literally leave it building your initial install for a whole weekend.
I cannot do that now. I went through the process of installing Arch, and it’s been pretty good for me with not exploding completely on me (like Manjaro did). I honestly don’t have the time to sit and diagnose why I’m stuck at a text only console without internet suddenly any more. Which is exactly what happened with Manjaro.