What's the deal with Linux computers?
| As a computer illiterate basic ass normie gurl, If all you do is play game sometime and just using the web anyway, Linux is literally less hassle than "just work" windows in my case. I just used install script and change a couple things and never have to touch console ever again, unless I need to update some program. btw
| What's the deal with Linux computers? I mean, you tell someone you use Linux, and suddenly you're a tech wizard! People look at you like you just solved a Rubik's Cube blindfolded. 'Oh, you use Linux? You must be a genius!' No, I just wanted to avoid paying for software! And the commands! 'Sudo apt-get install' what? 'Sudo apt-get install' patience? Because that's what you need!
| And don't even get me started on the updates. Every time you turn it on, it's like, 'Oh, you need 50 updates.' I don't have time for that! It’s like a scavenger hunt. 'You need to download this package, but first, you have to install the installer for the package manager!' I didn’t sign up for a treasure hunt! I just wanted to check my email!"
| But no, with Linux, it's like you're in a constant battle with the machine. It's like having a roommate who's always right and never sleeps. 'What's the deal with Linux computers?' I'll tell you what the deal is—it's a deal with the devil!"
| What's the deal with Linux? The OS is free. The source code is free. They should call it Freelux!
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| Are those Linux computers even worth it? I get that they're very costumizeable but is all the hand work to get one working the way you want to worth it at all? I dunno... feels more rewarind just going the basic bitch windows route. Unless you g/u/r/l/s can convince me otherwise?