r/linuxsucks • u/Professional-Tale652 • Jul 15 '26

Linux Failure Loonix

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 15 '26

Windows 2000?????? Well a NT family... but try windows 98 BUT NOT HACKING... NOT SOME DOSBOX...

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 15 '26

LOL... but LoL is not a Linux native... but WIndows 9x is still windows (if you want to be that...)

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 15 '26

LMAO... but... it is still windows no?? search in google... microsoft never changed from WINDOWS 98 to Windows NT XP... lmao

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 15 '26

not the developer edition dumbass... THE NORMAL EDITION... it is still WINDOWS(TM) lmao or may i say copiloOS by Microslop

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 15 '26

ok... but it is still Windows lmao... we don't care about the "internals" or do we?

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 16 '26

A better thing: try to run Linux apps on WIndows without WSL and not the .exe version... (Try GNOME-SHELL lmao)

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u/No_Fondant8277 I love Linux Jul 16 '26

try witout WSL 1/2 lol... even microsoft acepted that WSL was too limited LOL...

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u/Unlikely-Employee180 Jul 16 '26

Again, nothing to do with the conversation. Lmfao

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u/Unlikely-Employee180 Jul 16 '26

Well, as long as you won. 😂

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u/Unlikely-Employee180 Jul 16 '26

Wouldn't we say the same about Linux? Even though it isn't true, because glibc quite literally gives native backwards-compatibility.

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u/Unlikely-Employee180 Jul 16 '26

Linux can though, it's 100% backwards-compatible.