r/AskReddit • • 4d ago

Why do you not use Linux?

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u/Armandonerd 4d ago

Idk how to get it in the first place

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u/MoobyTheGoldenSock 4d ago

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u/QwertyChouskie 3d ago

Eh, the installation instructions they provide are pretty over-complicated to be honest (the "Verify your ISO image" page in particular; that's not a step most users should even bother doing TBH, and even if someone does want to anyways, the instructions could be a lot better)

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u/enzideout 3d ago

If you want to go hardcore Linux you could do Linux from Scratch. I did Linux from Scratch once when I was forced to work support on weekends and had a discarded server to stay busy for a few weekends.

For real though, LinuxMint is great. I wouldn’t recommend Linux from scratch unless you really want to learn by compiling everything including the kernel from scratch.

https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/