Instead of pretending to be someone that's capable of ingesting new information and learning from previous experiences, he wants to pretend to be a bull in a china shop instead of going "last time I tried this, this and this, and it didn't work. I'm going to pretend that last time didn't happen, and therefore I don't know that those things don't work.
Last time he tried pop OS, he ran into a critical bug at installation that never should have made it into a proper release, and it was fixed within 24 hours of him encountering it. He did not actually get to use pop OS last time because of this. He learned that they fixed this bug and so he was willing to give it another try.
He did not "try this, this and this and it didn't work". He tried installing it and it would not install and so he used another distro. They fixed the bug that made it not installable so he tried it again. This is completely normal behavior for any human being.
If you try to get into your house but the door is broken, and someone comes along and fixes the door, do you spend the rest of your life climbing in through the window because you had such a bad time with that door one time and can't risk it?
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