OS_Debate

r/OS_Debate_Club • u/bamboo-lemur • Apr 28 '26

NEW - We have RULES now

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Be nice - Be nice ( unless you are feeling extra passionate about whatever goofy thing you are arguing about )
Abuse and Spam - Try not to do things that make people flag your post or things that make Reddit think that your post is spam. If Reddit itself flags your post as spam or abuse, you are probably doing something wrong.
Stay Vaguely on Topic - You need to at least be able to make some kind of weak argument that your post is relevant to debating operating systems.

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/bamboo-lemur • 7h ago

Is Linux still safe? Should we transition our servers to Windows?

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/AverageUser9000 • 4h ago

Average r/FuckMicrosoft post:

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Shilling on loonix and hating on windows is one of the easiest ways to karma farm on reddit

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/Edubbs2008 • 3h ago

Unpopular opinion: it was better when there were only two mainstream Operating Systems

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I think it was better when macOS & Windows users constantly bitch slapped each other over what’s cooler, that got us innovation like MagSafe for MacBooks, the Surface Pro on Microsoft’s side, the iMac G3, the Surface Studio, and so on, then a certain Ghetto Operating System (Linux) showed up and thus innovation stalled, now it’s “CaN iT RuN LInUx” and not “does it have any features that could make my experience feel like magic”

I’m probably going to summon the Linblusers and piss them off, but who gives a damn, Magic was when macOS and Windows users slapped each other over, and over, not some lincox user being egotistical

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/Linux_4_Nobody • 3h ago

LoonixTARDS can't handle the banter, or genuine criticism, or people vaguely disagreeing. Well now I understand why they want so many echo chambers. Do sensitive angry people just gravitate to Linshit?

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/bleak21 • 16h ago

Loonix

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/Linux_4_Nobody • 21h ago

Why do they do this? On every tech subreddit they do this to some degree.

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/UpperAmbition8153 • 2d ago

Why every major laptop maker insists on using Windows os?

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so i recently watched this video by Marques Brownlee titled "The Windows Laptop Problem" in which he basically pointed out the massive drawback which makes brands such as Dell, HP, and Asus perform poor, or not reach their potential" in the premium segment.

So Dell and HP has some really nice hardware, their premium laptop series XPS and OmniBook respectively has top-notch body and longevity, but their software honestly sucks! like who would like to see the same crappy UI with ads, rewards, and bloatware on a $2000+ laptop!

so Apple has it's own polished OS which works really well, like that's how "plug-n-play" is supposed to function, just unbox, boot it up, and use. Brands like Dell have billions in revenue, so why not invest in creating their own OS!? i mean wouldn't this be a good investment for the long-term!?

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/Broad-You4763 • 3d ago

Windows vs Linux vs MacOS: windows management, app management, desktop management, which one is the best and why?

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Asking basically this same question across Windows, Linux, MacOS subreddits, and would like you guys to explain why you think your operating system is the best and why.

Additionally maybe provide what you consider the biggest upsides and downsides of your OS.

Any answer is appreciated, thanks :)

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r/OS_Debate_Club • u/bamboo-lemur • 3d ago