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How the Media Treat Linux
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this post was submitted on 19 Apr 2024
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linux at least gives you the information you need to slowly untangle things, sure you'll be presented with a screen of inscrutable text, but you can just search that text online and get results that you can make sense of
meanwhile with other OSes they just say "there was a problem" and you have no earthly clue what the fuck the actual issue is, if there even is one and the OS isn't just being spiteful
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And then you find a tread of a dozen people apl having exactly the same obscure problem, with the only advice being "update drivers".