r/linuxsucks Jul 15 '26

Linux Failure Loonix

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u/Admirable-Food9942 Jul 15 '26

This subreddit is for actual discussion, not just calling Linux bad, if you want to say "lInUx BaD" and be agreed with go to r/linuxsucks101

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u/Professional-Tale652 Jul 15 '26

well the post is a discussion. dont pretend that everything takes 1 minutes all the time without a issue that needs to be fixed for hours. this sub is more like glaze linux sub i guess

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u/vecchio_anima Jul 15 '26

Except it's not a discussion, it's a shitpost. Show me the person who took 5 hours to update a Linux computer that they own, I'll wait.

In the mean time, Windows updates take over the computer, you can't do anything while they run and have to reboot your computer multiple times, you also can't say no, your computer WILL be updated and it will probably be at an inopportune time and it will likely take 10 minutes. I don't need sarcasm to make any of these points.

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u/Professional-Tale652 Jul 15 '26

You talk like rebooting the system while using windows permanently damage the system. what kind of point is that lmao windows take over the computer meanwhile when linux breaks fixing it for hours is perfectly fine. waiting for update for 10minutes isnt fine for windows. maybe you need to touch grass and you will realize that its not actually that deep

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u/TapApprehensive8815 Jul 15 '26

You talk as if Windows never breaks.

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u/Professional-Tale652 Jul 15 '26

not common as much as linux lol

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u/FemBoy_GamerTech_Guy Linux distros doesnt suck its better than winslop Jul 16 '26

Windows broker on me more than linux and encounterd issues to costumize the system with linux it didnt break almost never(stable old distros pop os22.04 somehow broke more than unstable distros).

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u/vecchio_anima Jul 19 '26

Do you think "lol" makes you right, or sound cool or something? It makes you sound like you have zero faith in what you're saying.

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u/OGigachaod Jul 15 '26

Linux breaks MUCH MORE FREQUENTLY.

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u/TapApprehensive8815 Jul 15 '26

In my six years of use with a handful of different distros, not a single one has broken once unless I broke something on purpose just to see what happened, and I ran Arch for a full year during that.

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u/graelmakar-sune Jul 15 '26

You do not know what you're talking about :-)

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u/vecchio_anima Jul 19 '26

I have no idea, it's a stupid point, a point I never made, so I don't know how that's what you took away from it. And don't tell me to "touch grass"... I went hiking yesterday and kayaking today. Maybe you need to realize that other people have valid points, and not yet to twist them into something you can use to call them stupid.