• ɐɥO@lemmy.ohaa.xyz
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          8 months ago

          Ai crap, bloatware, advertisements, costs a lot, tracking, almost no customizability, less stable, …

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              8 months ago

              “Name one reason, I would like to try Linux.”

              “[Names some reasons]”

              “[Argues forever]”

              People like you are so irritating. What’s the point of doing this? If you wanted to argue about it then why lie to lure people into responding?

              It’s Linux, fuck’s sake, if you want to argue about it just make a top level post writing anything at all about Windows or any distro and you’ll have plenty of takers.

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                  8 months ago

                  Look at how mad you are on Microsoft’s behalf. So according to yourself, you have deep problems to attend to. Go get some help, then, good luck.

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                    8 months ago

                    I think he perfectly described the lemmy linux community. Windows is not that bad like the people here says. It just takes some time after installation to uninstall the ms crap you dont want. Windows have the best compatibility with the software and hardware. It is a fact.

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          8 months ago

          Go ahead try it. It’s easy to try and ere’s a bunch of selections to choose from. Go smack it into an old laptop or something.

          Just expect to know how to fix things yourself with the help of the internet and a lot of games will probably still have issues on Linux.

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        8 months ago

        mmmm yeah.

        Say that after having to scour the internet to fix issues no one encountered before because the game doesn’t have Linux support. Not everyone has a offstream mentality of only enjoying obscure games dude.

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          OK. Enjoy your not at all obscure lootbox grift crap then. Virtually everything not running on Linux nowadays falls into that category.

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            8 months ago

            I will and have been, Windows be damned. Been having a blast playing newer and great games on PC with little issues.

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            8 months ago

            Yeah I know that. But it still comes with crippling performance issues besides the compatibility issues. Not all of us have beefy systems to counterbalance that on Proton. Take a look into some of the newer releases on PC. I’m not waiting more years for games I’ve already been waiting years to get released.

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              8 months ago

              Actually, Linux + Proton has been found to increase performance on several games than when run natively on Windows, for example Cyberpunk 2077, RDR2, etc.
              Sure, there’s room for improvement, however Linux is improving every single day exponentially.