…you need to crawl back under that bridge you crawled out from…

They’re going to be meth heads! We’ll send them to rehab.

…and to think, we didn’t even have to date, get married, have kids, get divorced, right?

okay.

Well now that’s a very intellectual response. Reddit wants you back.

…but we haven’t even kissed yet, so how would you know, right?

yes, but I can navigate the dark patterns without searching through the dark corners of the odd site for that command for linux.

"most’ is not going to work for me…I need ‘will work.’

…and that’s okay…nothing wrong with that. Heck I still piddle around with OS/2. LOL.

none of the above…try again…it’s okay, take your time.

I think the user experience on windows is way better than linux. It’s not perfect, but linux is even farther from where windows is currently.

In my experience consistency is not Linux strong suite. Especially when getting things done, you need to be comfortable with archaic commands.

Well, I never said windows was perfect…just the better / faster solution of the two options to get things done.

Gnome. On windows, I think getting things done is easier. Setup is easier(being well supported by vendors). No need to hunt down for cryptic dependencies or commands just to get sound or graphics running right. No compatibility issues with windows.

Windows 11, but 10 was pretty good too. Honestly I really enjoyed windows 8. My favorite is 98se.

I know this is not popular, and I do not like Microsoft for many reasons, but if I had to choose between linux and microsoft…I’d still choose MS. The UX is so much better. Linux still has a long way to go. I’ve been using linux on the side since slackware in the 90’s -> today Debian and raspbian.

Update #1 : I knew this wasn’t going to be a popular opinion, and honestly…I don’t care/mind the downvotes? (What does that do anyways??:-)) Regardless, to me I get more done on windows than on linux cause there are more apps for it. With Linux, you either have to search for it in some cryptic repo, and then finding those dependencies…then find the conflicts…or worse have to compile it with some cryptic ass commands…no thanks. Double-click on the EXE or MSI and go. Linux also doesn’t just work out of the box, you really have to monkey with it quite a bit. Drivers are a pain. It’s just simply not there yet. I hope it get’s there. MS is not perfect, but it is one neck to choke!

I hate AI…it never was AI. It was useless in all my tests.

or unless something cryptic breaks on Linux and no one on the inner net can figure it out.

Okay…but still based off Linux right? :-)

right…or Tim cock’s control.