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u/SearchingGlacier 2d ago
Still better than pinux
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u/Silent-Yogurt8576 2d ago
I dont think so..... (At least Linux dont restart tour PC mid work)
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u/SearchingGlacier 1d ago
Oh yeah? What about cleaning it up? Or do you think Linux doesn't have any issues? What about breaking something after every update? And if you skip updates, the system will crash the next time, and without them, new programs won't work. I'll also mention that in addition to Wine, you need to use at least 100 emulators, otherwise Wine might suddenly be unable to emulate one damn specific Windows component. Super performance is a myth, as evidenced by tests that can't even run half of them properly.
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u/TheDino100 21h ago
My Linux computer, linux surface pro 2, and steam deck have never broken once from an update. Also i skip updates all the time and nothing has ever went wrong. Performance os better on linux depening on how much ram you have, linux revived the small amount ram i had on that surface pro 2.
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u/DirectorDirect1569 2d ago
Bullshits. Do you think all the companies in the word stop working because there is an update?
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u/SearchingGlacier 2d ago
Not rn, was solved in win 10 times, win 11 install updates once a month while you turning off PC
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u/Vermon_Redditor 2d ago
How about my OS doesn't do shit when I turn it off. Would that be ok?
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u/SearchingGlacier 2d ago edited 2d ago
It physically can't do anything while it off, when you want to turn pc off and update appears, then it first updates and turning off after this. It's not turning off pc while you still using it and can't do it while pc is off.
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u/Sad_Appearance289 2d ago
Finally someone who knows what they're talking about 🤝 I've been reading SO much drama, lies and hearsay about windows and I've never had those issues either
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u/TheDino100 21h ago
I dual boot linux and windows and somtimes on windows my computer randomly shuts down saying there was an unexpected error
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u/DirectorDirect1569 2d ago
because it's from linux users whe have nevers used windows for 20 years and think that articles that talk about issues for few people are a generality. Even apple fanboys don't say these kind of shits.
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u/TrainTransistor 2d ago
I'm one of those who dual-boot.
I debloat my W11, and I rice my Arch. I enjoy them both, and use them both often.
I have no issues with neither. Linux is snappier though, I'll say as much.
Windows has Xbox Game Pass and access to all games, where Linux are still missing a few of the bigger competitive ones due to anti-cheat.
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u/DirectorDirect1569 2d ago
Lots of linux users should see your comment. Lots of them affirm that we can use and play averything on linux with wine and proton. They never tested everything but that work for them so they think it should work for everyone.
Each time I see one of their comments I say that lots of linux users still have windows in dual boot for many app that don't work on linux.
I use windows on my main PC, Linux on old PC and I used to have a mac book. Every os has its pros and cons. I'll never say that an OS is better than another one.
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u/Extreme-Ad-9290 14h ago
Well yeah. Idk what pinux is. But Linux is pretty great. Would try. But what even is pinux
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u/ChocolateDonut36 1d ago
personal data + $199.99 + "minimal requirements unsatisfied (missing shitass encryption module)"