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I love Linux but this is a huge pain point for me with Linux. Just tell me actual errors like a professional OS would.
It does tell you the actual error, though. Following it up with "Good luck" isn't particularly professional but removing it would just make the message more boring, not any clearer.
IIRC the person who added that didn't add it as a joke but as a genuine thing.