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In my windows environment, if something breaks beyond a setting change or a driver installation, you're reformatting the computer. I hate it.
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@leo2807 Stap twee: volgens mij zitten ze momenteel goed qua aantal werknemers dus helaas :/.
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stop60603yCan you give us an list of employees, which you dont like?
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With Linux, 90% of the time when something breaks it was because you fucked with something. With windows 90% of the time it broke because windows had an update. A lot of people confuse the two. It may be true that some users have to reinstall their Linux more than windows but that's because they fucked up. Also at least when something does break, reinstalling doesn't take much time
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@NoMaDhOoK yup, especially if you've setup dot files and an install file with all your common tools that you run once Linux or macOS is reinstalled
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I remember reinstalling windows for my brother because some critical files got magically corrupted, and i tried to figure out why. Failed, even windows' "Reset this PC" failed π€
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@azuredivay and here I am running beta software with no problems since Windows 7 preview
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M0dev1053yMhm honestly I am using windows for more than a decade now and honestly (without looking at Windows ME and Vista) I was pretty satisfied with the OS as it is.
The only thing that bugs me now ist that my windows that I updated from 7 now has some real issues with index creation and refreshing state in the explorer.
These machines all had some sort of dual boot setups - but I was really into gaming that days therefore Windows always was my first boot priority. Now I boot it primarily into MacOS.
In 2010 I bought a mac book pro which I use until today. And I think the thing I like the most about macs is the OS. For me it combinesβ best of both worlds. Linux like experienced - coated with an opinionated layer which barely needs any setup.
Back from my long post: Don't bash windows that hard - imho it is not as shabby as everybody makes it sound. -
@linuxxx wait! your colleagues think 'windows' is a profanity?
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@linuxxx haha so this is your sanctuary. :p
I’m sure it would make this place less fun if they knew you were ranting about them. -
Flygger19853ySounds like a horrible culture if you happen to prefer Windows and thus might have missed a few amazing developers (and coworkers) or worse even pre-bullied them to use Linux and not enjoy their job for however long they last :/
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@Flygger The job title is Linux support engineer and this is made clear at the interview
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Flygger19853y@linuxxx Sounds reasonable then, but I guess I just really don't like people speaking bad about other people's preferences (or subjective matters in general) like they know everything and speak the ultimate truth :)
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@NoMaDhOoK @Chainsawbaby
"With Linux, 90% of the time when something breaks it was because you fucked with something. With windows 90% of the time it broke because windows had an update."
funny, my personal experience with linux, since ever, across several attempts to be using it throught 2005-2020 is that everything's broken by default until I spend 2-6 hours per thing to fix it... by copypasting sequences of some arcane incantations into terminal, which I suspect not even the one who suggested them understands, and they are just being passed down generations by that very same kind of copypasta tradition (or, if you're called a linux wizard, bruteforce memorization).
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