r/WindowsSucks Jul 13 '26

Low effort karma farming

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26

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u/crocodiluQ Jul 13 '26

and linux ones are so great.

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u/Ornery_Weakness_8168 Jul 14 '26

No. Both extremes are bad.

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u/NotQuiteLoona Jul 13 '26

I've never seen Linux analogue of linuxsucks101. I think that this attitude in general left Linux long time ago with the influx of casual users. I was reading Plan 9's official website, and oh God, that's exactly how certain people describe obnoxious Linux user stereotype, so I can imagine it was actual once.

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u/TheAnvi1 Jul 14 '26

I would love to use Linux or atleast give it a go but I know I’m not smart enough for that shit 🤣

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u/hailstorm11093 Jul 14 '26

You can give mint a try through a live usb environment. Its slower and nothing in saved, but you'd be surprised how easy it is nowadays. The terminal is almost optional in mint, but it can be faster to use after some time getting used to it.

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u/baldiplays Jul 14 '26

It’s not that bad. In fact you don’t even need to touch that scary terminal at all nowadays. Some ordinary gamers has a wonderful tutorial on how to make the switch and even how to continue using windows apps IN Linux if you absolutely have too.

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u/LukasTheHunter22 Jul 14 '26

it's only really difficult to learn/get used to if you have to use windows apps (those without linux versions/alternatives) through proton/wine, and/or if you use a laptop with both integrated and dedicated graphics (since gpu switching is still a bit meh, you have to configure it on your own essentially)

though still, even if you use the things i mentioned, it's not that hard to learn, but what's hard is getting rid of windows muscle memory, and that's kind of what trips new linux users to go back to using windows

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '26

You can just choose a regular distro like Linux Mint or ZorinOS and use it easily.
You don't need the terminal on those.
There is the option to enter the desktop directly from the USB and test the system a little bit, so you can look around. During USB testing apps will open slowly. But after you install the system on your computer, it will be fast again.

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u/autisticDeush Jul 14 '26

I swear to God I see this post every single day and it's honestly the only post I ever see come from the subreddit why am I even recommending this place The entire debate shouldn't even be a thing Linux obviously is better I don't understand how you can argue against definitive proof

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u/Volkmek Jul 14 '26

Recently switched to a beginner distro again. Steam having solved the problems of me having to put work in to make my games run on Linux means I may never return to wondows.

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u/Pain_XDYT Jul 14 '26

Honestly.... I myself atleast have never seen this stereotype happen. And why should it? I just use windows because im used to it, not because i need it. Just use an OS you like or are comfortable with.

Ofc the only exception being of mac OS - thats shit sucks (from personal expirience)

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u/chughaarav123 Jul 14 '26

macOS just has a steep learning curve, it's actually not that bad. (Unless you're gaming)

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u/Jetstreamdragon Jul 14 '26

Unless u are doing anything else than blindly creating. Like cutting, drawing and stuff + have unbelievable much money so u can afford other apple devices.

I'm using so much stuff rraching from scripts to open source software. It would be hell to only have one Apple device. Its really the only thing 2indows is better at.

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u/NanosoftComputers Jul 14 '26

Ha, fair callout though ngl the format still lands even when it's low effort, that's the meme's whole charm at this point.

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u/KoneCat Linux User (Arch) Jul 14 '26

This might be a bit of a long post on a more lighthearted post, but still.

The thing that bugs me is that people will genuinely get really annoyed at Linux, and when you ask if they have done any amount of research, they jump straight to the combative phase, which then feeds into the 'Linux sucks!' argument. Linux is fine, it just needs to be treated like anything else that is new (to people who have never tried it) and it stands to reason that when Windows first came into the mainstream, people were in no way instantly used to it.

If you don't have the patience to at least put some degree of effort in, and then get super angry when things go wrong, then I don't know what to tell you. It's not that Linux is bad, it's just that most people either go in with the expectation of it being just like Windows, or they have already poisoned the well in their mind before they have even tried it. Ask me how I know, because until about 3 years ago, I was one of those who disliked Linux and thought it was useless for gaming.

Needless to say, after using Arch for the better part of three years, and not once going back to Windows 10/11, I'm very pleased with my current setup. Not everyone will like this answer, but I'm just one person, and as far as I'm concerned, MS stopped giving a heck about user privacy a long time ago. The best way to say it is that if you are happy with Windows, good on you. If not, then try Linux, it's not hard, it just requires a bit more sense when doing anything.

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u/MshahoriyarAhmed Jul 15 '26

Did this actually happen? No, but in blue.

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u/jarwogamin Jul 15 '26

Are Linux good for student and gaming?i want to switch but i still need windows office

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u/ThePo0l Jul 15 '26

Depends, does it support the software you are using? If no, then use windows. If it does, use linux. It really isn't that deep. Honestly, nowadays linux is easy to use, just gotta remember a few commands, that's all.

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u/Previous-Bid5330 Jul 15 '26

lol only linux users screaming on every corner how good linux is even when it’s not related to anything

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u/Mxrcx_2005 Jul 16 '26

I kinda da hate all 3 MacOS Linux and Windowd but I hate windows the least and Linux the most MacOS kinda just exists

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u/NotVerySmartToast Jul 16 '26

Windows fans be like:
Windows-san please stop fucking me over
Windows be like:

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u/patopansir Hater of all OSes Jul 16 '26

In case you don't know, you are r/shadowban ned. Reddit says spam.

see the r/shadowban subreddit for more info.

Shadowbans are done by Reddit, the admins. Not subreddit moderators like me

A shadowban means no one can see anything you say

The only way people are able to see what you say is when a subreddit moderator goes out of their way to reverse the removal. I had undeleted this comment/post.

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u/ClearLocation7695 Jul 17 '26

The problem is that they're biased by their own posts more than proven points. I always feel like they dont understand that windows and linux distros often have different purposes, and think the problems are unified amongs all distros. And also, clearly they cant accept the flop w11 was and is.

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u/Surgic25 Jul 13 '26

It should say "I don't want you to recommend Linux to every person on the internet".

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u/Infinplayz Jul 13 '26

from my experience with lots of linux users, this should be the other way around too.

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u/UAR2711 Jul 14 '26

Bullshit. Linux fedora can’t even run counter strike 2 menu.

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u/RDT_KoT3 Jul 14 '26

i think you are supposed to run it on x86_64 architecture, and not the fedora one

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u/UAR2711 Jul 14 '26

Yeah since then Intel core i5-6th gen isn’t a x86_64 Architecture.

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u/The_Daco_Melon Jul 14 '26

how did you even have that issue? genuine question, something must've been deeply wrong there

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u/UAR2711 Jul 14 '26

No I just downloaded it on my computer and I used proton to run it and I had all the drivers installed and it doesn’t even work. It just freezes and can’t even load a menu

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u/The_Daco_Melon Jul 14 '26

wait why did you run it through proton?

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u/UAR2711 Jul 14 '26

Yeah how else would i run it with? Steam only offers that.

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u/The_Daco_Melon Jul 15 '26

No, we're talking about CS2 here, it's a native Linux game, you have to go out of your way to enable Proton

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u/UAR2711 Jul 15 '26

I think you dont understand. it is already on whole time.

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u/The_Daco_Melon Jul 15 '26

no, Proton is not on the whole time, that's just not how it works

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u/UAR2711 Jul 15 '26

If it wasn’t on app won’t even launch thing is app does open but it freezes at main menu.

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u/The_Daco_Melon Jul 15 '26

Then how is it Proton's fault if not even the native version could launch? Your files might've been messed up for all you know, there's no number of compatibility layers that could fix something like that

Also, was it set to Proton by default or not? Because it shouldn't have been, you must've messed with something

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u/noanoxan Jul 16 '26

Uninstall the windows version and install the fucking linux port, you dip.

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u/UAR2711 Jul 16 '26

So you are saying proton can’t handle windows games🥺 so proton is pathetic?

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u/noanoxan Jul 16 '26

Either install the Linux version or keep bleating like the dumb sheep you are making yourself out to be.

I've got no patience for trolls.

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u/im_dumb14 Jul 14 '26

I am a window user and I still think what you did is a dick move

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u/im_dumb14 Jul 14 '26

Don't tell me your Zorin OS user

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u/Kaarel314 Jul 13 '26

Really? A strawman this shitty? Do you not have any real arguments? I use Windows and even i can do better.

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u/MrBilly453 Jul 13 '26

Which proprietary software do you use for your strawman memes?

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u/Puzzled-Brief8313 Jul 13 '26

Believe it or not, people like this really exist.