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The year of the European Union Linux desktop may finally arrive
(www.theregister.com)
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"Linux as a desktop is BAD!"
"Evidence?"
"I failed to make a slideshow in a buggy application. :'("
In all seriousness, though, wtf? You could have pulled from any of the well-know papercuts and instead you balk about a broken application? Lmao?
My vibeo gaem crashed on Windows once. I guess I should hold Microsoft personally accountable for it....
For the record, I've used Linux throughout Highschool, Community College, and College. No issues with basic software functionality, really.
The worst and only issue I've had in that regard is self-inflicted because I decided to run LibreOffice via Wayland, which has an ongoing bug that makes scrolling laggy. That's it.
The larger issues with Linux as a desktop is software compat (Wine) with Windows for nicher use cases (requires debugging and a bunch of setup), certain drivers (cough cough Nvidia cough cough), and general dumbass-proofing.