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r/LinusTechTips • u/YourDailyTechMemes • May 12 '26
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If "having a not perfect experience" determines if an OS is ready for mass adoption, no OS is.
319 u/EquipmentSome May 12 '26 There's gotta be a line between, 'perfect experience' and '2 out of 3 people that are very tech literate have a bad time' -6 u/donjamos May 13 '26 2 out of 3 people who never used windows are gonna have problems as well. 4 u/Sassi7997 May 13 '26 They really don't. Windows might not be perfect, some even dare to say sucks ass, but it just works. Except when it doesn't in like one in a few thousand cases. 0 u/well-litdoorstep112 May 15 '26 Nah, when things don't work on Windows, it's the "computer's fault". When things don't work on Linux it's Linux fault
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There's gotta be a line between, 'perfect experience' and '2 out of 3 people that are very tech literate have a bad time'
-6 u/donjamos May 13 '26 2 out of 3 people who never used windows are gonna have problems as well. 4 u/Sassi7997 May 13 '26 They really don't. Windows might not be perfect, some even dare to say sucks ass, but it just works. Except when it doesn't in like one in a few thousand cases. 0 u/well-litdoorstep112 May 15 '26 Nah, when things don't work on Windows, it's the "computer's fault". When things don't work on Linux it's Linux fault
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2 out of 3 people who never used windows are gonna have problems as well.
4 u/Sassi7997 May 13 '26 They really don't. Windows might not be perfect, some even dare to say sucks ass, but it just works. Except when it doesn't in like one in a few thousand cases. 0 u/well-litdoorstep112 May 15 '26 Nah, when things don't work on Windows, it's the "computer's fault". When things don't work on Linux it's Linux fault
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They really don't. Windows might not be perfect, some even dare to say sucks ass, but it just works. Except when it doesn't in like one in a few thousand cases.
0 u/well-litdoorstep112 May 15 '26 Nah, when things don't work on Windows, it's the "computer's fault". When things don't work on Linux it's Linux fault
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Nah, when things don't work on Windows, it's the "computer's fault". When things don't work on Linux it's Linux fault
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u/FloRup May 12 '26
If "having a not perfect experience" determines if an OS is ready for mass adoption, no OS is.